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UK media regulator Ofcom has launched formal investigations into two porn websites, citing concerns that they may be breaching new child protection rules under the Online Safety Act.
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A number of smaller social media platforms may soon cut off access to UK users, choosing to avoid strict new online safety laws rather than face the risk of punishment, a legal…
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The online regulator Ofcom has published new rules about internet safety. They have been welcomed by some as a gamechanger, but CARE is warning they must be properly enforced.
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The Children’s Commissioner for England has said that under 16s should be banned from using social media if the protections outlined in the Online Safety Act are weakened or delayed as part…
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Prosecutors in England and Wales are being urged to do more to ensure that offenders convicted of sharing intimate images without consent—commonly referred to as "revenge porn"—are stripped of any remaining access…
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As of this Monday, tech companies in the UK must take stronger action against illegal online content under the Online Safety Act, or face heavy fines.
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