Traduction de «Utilisateur non mobile » (Français → Anglais) :

Similarly, bearing in mind that 66% of mobile telephone users in the Union do not use international roaming services, it is necessary to ensure that these users will not be harmed by such a measure.

P. whereas CRMs should be free to provide commercial users based anywhere in the EU with pan-European and multi-repertoire licences for cross-border and online uses and use in mobile telephony and other digital networks where they are in a position appropriately to administer the exploitation of the rights licensed, and whereas such multi-territorial licenses should be granted on fairly negotiated conditions without discrimination between users, ensuring interoperability between different technological platforms so that CRM licensing practices do not result in competitive distortions among different users of rights and different non-int ...[+++]eroperable technological transmission means,

P. whereas CRMs should be free to provide commercial users based anywhere in the EU with pan-European and multi-repertoire licences for cross-border and online uses and use in mobile telephony and other digital networks where they are in a position appropriately to administer the exploitation of the rights licensed, and whereas such multi-territorial licenses should be granted on fairly negotiated conditions without discrimination between users, ensuring interoperability between different technological platforms so that CRM licensing practices do not result in competitive distortions among different users of rights and different non-inte ...[+++]roperable technological transmission means,

In particular, they may ensure end-to-end connectivity by imposing proportionate obligations on undertakings that control access to end-users. Control of means of access may entail ownership or control of the physical link to the end-user (either fixed or mobile), and/or the ability to change or withdraw the national number or numbers needed to access an end-user's network termination point.

Users and consumers desire comprehensive directories and a directory enquiry service covering all listed telephone subscribers and their numbers (including fixed and mobile numbers) and want this information to be presented in a non-preferential fashion.

Emergency service-operators (tel. 112) must have access to location information, and operators must be obliged to make this information available, where this is technically possible, in accordance with Article 22 of the User Directive, but the use of caller location facilities by suppliers of services or networks should be permitted only if the user is aware of them and has given prior consent; in order to protect the privacy of the user, permission must regularly be requested again for the use of caller location facilities in connection with commercial applications; these conditions should not apply to emergency calls; the choice of the caller location system for mobile telephony ...[+++] must be made in consultation with the industry;