Find your PSTI Statement of Compliance

The Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act applies from 29 April 2024. It’s in place to protect you from cyber harm and loss of personal data when using products that connect to the internet, like smartphones and smart TVs. There’s nothing you need to do to benefit from PSTI. It’s the responsibility of manufacturers, importers and distributors like us to comply with certain safety requirements.

The PSTI legislation applies to most consumer connectable products – these are generally devices that use the internet in some capacity.

Examples of consumer connectable products covered by the PSTI legislation include:


• smartphones 

• connected cameras, TVs and speakers 

• connected children’s toys and baby monitors 

• connected safety-relevant products such as smoke detectors and door locks 

• Internet of Things base stations and hubs to which multiple devices connect 

• wearable connected fitness trackers 

• outdoor leisure products, such as handheld connected GPS devices that are not wearables 

• connected home automation and alarm systems 

• connected appliances, such as washing machines and fridges 

• smart home assistants 

We comply with PSTI requirements in a number of ways:

• If you suspect your device has a cyber security issue, we’ll show you where to file a vulnerability report.

• We’ll show you where to find compliance statements for the devices we make and sell.

• We’re getting rid of predictable universal default passwords (the password your new device arrives with) to make devices more secure.

• We’ll let you know how long your Vodafone device is supported with security updates.