How does the European Electronic Communications Code support end-users with disabilities?

The European Electronic Communications Code specifically includes provisions that mandate accessible service information and emergency communication for end-users with disabilities. This requirement ensures that individuals with disabilities receive the necessary information about communication services in a format they can understand and access. Additionally, it stipulates that emergency communication services must also be accessible, allowing individuals with disabilities to communicate their needs effectively during emergencies. This focus on accessibility is an important aspect of promoting inclusivity and equality in electronic communications, ensuring that all users, regardless of their abilities, can benefit from these services. This legislative approach reflects a commitment to protecting the rights of people with disabilities in the context of digital communication and access.