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The Observer on MSNChildren cannot be safe online. We will just have to carry on policing themThe Online Safety Act is a response to a practical problem everyone wants to solve, which is to stop kids from stumbling ...
However, it does make it less surprising that the Online Safety Act does not include any requirements for businesses to ...
Following the advent of the UK Online Safety Act, many VPN users have grown concerned that the government may seek to ban VPN ...
Ofcom has now revealed it is looking into whether 8579 LLC, AVS Group Ltd, Kick Online Entertainment SA and Trendio Ltd have ...
The move came after Elon Musk’s social media platform X criticised the new law which it described as ‘heavy-handed’.
The UK's Online Safety Act-hailed by politicians as a landmark step to protect children online-risks silencing an entire generation of young people, stifling free speech and access to vital ...
The Online Safety Act is putting free speech at risk and needs significant adjustments, Elon Musk's social network X has warned.
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It should be noted that Peter Kyle - Starmer's lackey and the man who aligned Nigel Farage with Jimmy Savile and paedophiles ...
Britain's online safety law risks suppressing free speech due to its heavy-handed enforcement, social media site X said on ...
Elon Musk’s X has accused the UK of “censorship” over online safety rules. The company, formerly known as Twitter, said that ...
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GB News on MSNOnline safety bill turns us into predators. The lights of freedom are going out - Renee HoenderkampIt sounds so reasonable that anyone disagreeing can only be a predator, paedophile or up to no good. The “Online Safety Bill” ...
The week following the Online Safety Act's implementation in the U.K. has seen people react with strong opinions and engage ...
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