Forordningen om digitale tjenester betragtning 8
Dansk sprogudgave pr. 2026-10-06 tier 2 Forordning (EU) 2022/2065, CELEX 32022R2065
En sådan væsentlig tilknytning til Unionen anses for at eksistere, hvis en tjenesteudbyder er etableret i Unionen, eller hvis dette ikke er tilfældet, hvis antallet af tjenestemodtagere i en eller flere medlemsstater er betydeligt i forhold til deres befolkningstal, eller at tjenesteudbyderen retter sin virksomhed mod en eller flere medlemsstater. Målretning af virksomheden mod en eller flere medlemsstater kan fastslås på grundlag af alle relevante omstændigheder, herunder faktorer såsom anvendelsen af et sprog eller en valuta, der almindeligvis anvendes i en medlemsstat, eller muligheden for at bestille produkter eller tjenester eller anvendelsen af et relevant topdomæne. Målretningen af virksomheden mod en medlemsstat kan ligeledes udledes af tilgængeligheden af en applikation i den relevante nationale appbutik, af lokal annoncering eller annoncering på et sprog, der anvendes i den pågældende medlemsstat, eller ved håndteringen af kunderelationer, f.eks. ved at yde kundeservice på et sprog, der normalt anvendes i den pågældende medlemsstat. Det må endvidere antages, at der er en væsentlig tilknytning, hvis tjenesteudbyderen retter sin virksomhed mod en eller flere medlemsstater, jf. artikel 17, stk. 1, litra c), i Europa-Parlamentets og Rådets forordning (EU) nr. 1215/2012 ( 6 ) . Derimod kan den blotte tekniske adgang til et websted fra Unionen ikke i sig selv anses for at skabe en væsentlig tilknytning til Unionen.
English language version pr. 2026-10-06 tier 2 Forordning (EU) 2022/2065, CELEX 32022R2065
Such a substantial connection to the Union should be considered to exist where the service provider has an establishment in the Union or, in the absence of such an establishment, where the number of recipients of the service in one or more Member States is significant in relation to the population thereof, or on the basis of the targeting of activities towards one or more Member States. The targeting of activities towards one or more Member States can be determined on the basis of all relevant circumstances, including factors such as the use of a language or a currency generally used in that Member State, or the possibility of ordering products or services, or the use of a relevant top-level domain. The targeting of activities towards a Member State could also be derived from the availability of an application in the relevant national application store, from the provision of local advertising or advertising in a language used in that Member State, or from the handling of customer relations such as by providing customer service in a language generally used in that Member State. A substantial connection should also be assumed where a service provider directs its activities to one or more Member States within the meaning of Article 17(1), point (c), of Regulation (EU) No 1215/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council ( 6 ) . In contrast, mere technical accessibility of a website from the Union cannot, on that ground alone, be considered as establishing a substantial connection to the Union.