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            a consumer based in Denmark! Something not so easy to
            arrange and most likely extremely costly and not worth it.

            MEPs also want the Commission to address price
            discrimination linked to the use of AI and algorithms and to
            examine the possibility of extending the scope of the law to
            transport, financial, telecommunication and health services.

            It is essential to note that these discussions and proposals are
            not binding to the European Commission and are subject to
            change. The Parliament is actively debating the draft text, and
            the highlighted matters represent potential amendments that
            some MEPs might desire to see implemented at a later stage.

            Next steps
            What happens next? The European Parliament will continue
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            to debate the proposed amendments and vote on them.
            Amendments with sufficient support will be incorporated into
            the final text, while those lacking support will be rejected.
            The months of September and October will be critical in
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            determining the report’s outcome. Again, this text will not be
            binding but simply expresses the Parliament’s opinion on the
            implementation of the Geo-blocking Regulation.
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            The European Commission is expected to present another
            assessment of the law before the year’s end, but the specific
            content of the report remains undisclosed. We expect to
            receive more information on this towards the end of the year
            or the beginning of the next one. Until then, the impact of
            the Geo-blocking Regulation will continue to be a relevant
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