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What this site collects and why. Updated 22 October 2026.
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Other sections
Who holds which duty
Providers build transparency into the system; deployers tell the people exposed to it. Paragraph by paragraph, with the article text.
Article 50 duties → Guidelines and CodeHow the Code of Practice marks content
The layered mark signatories commit to under 50(2), free detection, and the 2 February 2027 interoperability date.
The Code of Practice → ComparisonArticle 50 vs California SB 942
The EU and California marking rules row by row: who, what, labels, detection, dates and penalties. On sb942.com, the sister reference.
Side by side → Timeline and Article 99Dates and penalties
Article 50 applies from 2 August 2026; systems already on the market have until 2 December 2026. Fines up to EUR 15M or 3% of worldwide turnover.
Dates and penalties → Article 50(2)What 50(2) requires, and what it does not
Machine-readable, detectable marks from the provider. No specific technology, and no visible label from the provider.
What 50(2) requires → Factual profilesMarking and detection technologies
Tools profiled in the same fields, from each organisation's own materials. Not an endorsement.
Technologies →