26 Online Safety Act, No. 9 of 2024 (c) the information sought is necessary for the aggrieved person to initiate legal proceedings to seek redress in relation to the damage or harm caused by the communication of such statement; and (d) the aggrieved person’s right to get such information disclosed is outweighed by any countervailing right or interest of the person sought to be identified, order an internet intermediary to disclose the information as requested by the aggrieved person. Exemption from liability of internet service providers in certain cases 27. (1) Subject to the provisions of any other written law and the provisions of subsection (2), a person who engages in providing the following services shall have no liability in relation to the communication of a prohibited statement circulated through the online location owned, operated or controlled by such person, or for making available to the end users through such online location a communication link which contains any prohibited statement by any other party, which amounts to an offence under this Act or for any compensation payable for any wrongful loss caused to any person by such communication:(a) an internet intermediary service; (b) a telecommunication service; (c) a service of giving public access to the internet; (d) a computing resource service; (e) an email service, if emails are the only usergenerated content enabled by such service; (f) a short message service or multimedia messaging service -