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Wikipedia loses Online Safety Act challenge – what does it mean for the internet?
Wikipedia has lost its High Court challenge against the Online Safety Act – but what does that actually mean? The act introduced age-verification and tighter moderation requirements for what content internet users can find last month.
This week, two of our most essential online institutions reckoned with major shifts in the operation and governance of the ...
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YouTube, others may ask for your ID as online safety laws sprout across the globe
Some users of YouTube in the United States may be barred from the platform starting Wednesday as the Google-owned media giant ...
It’s time to strengthen protections for kids online without undermining the rights, voices and access to information that ...
Marc Andreessen, one of the world’s most powerful venture capitalists, has complained to Downing Street about the UK’s Online ...
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Online Safety Act not enough without digital skills, warns Manchester Founder
As new provisions of the UK’s Online Safety Act come into force, including stricter age verification measures such as face ...
"We believe these restrictions harm creative expression." The reaction to the UK's Online Safety Act
The OSA is a set of laws intended to protect users online. It puts a new onus on game developers and platform holders to ...
The issue is typically framed as a matter of data privacy or free speech, with the latter being a favorite talking point for ...
X says Britain's newly-enacted Online Safety Act "seriously" is on the cusp of violating free speech masked as the fight to ...
In this essential guide, Computer Weekly looks at the UK’s implementation of the Online Safety Act, including controversies around age verification measures and the threat it poses to end-to-end encry ...
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