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# Art. 32 — Right to information

DSA Article 32 — Right to information. Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, Chapter III — Due diligence obligations for a transparent and safe online environment.

1. Where a provider of an [online platform](https://headlesslaw.com/definitions/dsa/online-platform/) allowing consumers to conclude distance contracts with traders becomes aware, irrespective of the means used, that an illegal product or service has been offered by a [trader](https://headlesslaw.com/definitions/dsa/trader/) to consumers located in the Union through its services, that provider shall inform, insofar as it has their contact details, consumers who purchased the illegal product or service through its services of the following:

   1. the fact that the product or service is illegal;
   2. the identity of the trader; and
   3. any relevant means of redress.

   The obligation laid down in the first subparagraph shall be limited to purchases of illegal products or services made within the six months preceding the moment that the provider became aware of the illegality.
2. Where, in the situation referred to in paragraph 1, the provider of the online platform allowing consumers to conclude distance contracts with traders does not have the contact details of all consumers concerned, that provider shall make publicly available and easily accessible on its [online interface](https://headlesslaw.com/definitions/dsa/online-interface/) the information concerning the illegal product or service, the identity of the trader and any relevant means of redress.


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