53 1) the amount charged, time and recipient in connections related to transactions referred to in section 1(2)(6) of the Payment Services Act, unless otherwise provided in the Payment Services Act; 2) the amount charged, time and recipient in connections related to a commodity to which the Payment Services Act does not apply or payment for a service in an automatic service and for which the subscriber incurs mainly charges that do not result from use of the communications service; 3) service types other than connections referred to in subsections 1 and 2, resulting in charges other than from use of the communications service. The data referred to in subsection 2 shall not contain data related to communications subject to privacy protection. Upon request by the subscriber, the telecommunications operator shall provide the itemised bill free-of-charge. Unless otherwise provided in subsections 2 or 3, such an itemisation shall be provided in a form where the last three digits of the phone number are obscured or the itemisation otherwise rendered such that the other party of the communication cannot be identified. A telecommunications operator shall, if the user so requests, release the call itemisation of a bill with the complete phone numbers or other traffic data of communications service of the parties to the communication. Minors under the age of 15 are represented by their guardian. In addition, provisions on the representation of a minor are laid down in the Act on Child Custody and Right of Access (361/1983). Legally incompetent persons other than minors shall be represented by their guardian. Provisions on representation of an incompetent person are laid down in the Guardianship Services Act (442/1999). Free-of-charge services shall not be indicated in an itemised bill. The subscriber has the right to obtain a non-itemised bill on request. Ficora may issue further regulations concerning the content and implementation of itemisation referred to in this section. Section 135 User’s right to restrict the use of a subscriber connection for purposes other than the receipt of a communications service On the request of the subscriber, the telecommunications operator shall, without compensation, bar the use of a subscriber connection for purposes other than a communications service and call origination to a specific traffic type if the barring is technically easy to implement. If the barring is later removed on the request of the subscriber, the telecommunications operator may charge a fee for doing so. Ficora may issue further regulations on the minimum call-barring categories for call origination that shall be provided to the subscriber, as well as regulations on the technical implementation of call-barring services and on the provision of call price information. A telecommunications operator has the right to bar the use of a service other than a communications service if: 1) the subscriber does not pay a matured bill for the other service within two weeks of the date on which the request for payment was sent; 2) the subscriber exceeds the spending limit referred to in section 112; 3) this is necessary to prevent misuse and damages. The telecommunications operator shall notify the subscriber without delay about the barring of use referred in subsection 3.