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Former nurse’s barrister plans complaint to Ofcom over ‘misleading’ statistics relating to the dislodgement of baby breathing ...
"We believe these restrictions harm creative expression." The reaction to the UK's Online Safety Act
Game content is being blocked or hidden behind age gates. But are some companies being heavy-handed in their rush to comply?
The number of internet users accessing pornographic websites in the United Kingdom cratered by nearly half in the first two ...
This week, two of our most essential online institutions reckoned with major shifts in the operation and governance of the ...
The Age Verification Providers Association (AVPA) suggests that, to remain compliant, digital services need to actively ...
The UK Online Safety Act requires age verification for anyone seeking to access "adult" content, even if it's educational.
The Wikimedia Foundation, which manages Wikipedia, failed in its court challenge against sections of the United Kingdom's Online Safety Act but was given permission to challenge any decision that ...
The UK High Court of Justice on Monday dismissed the Wikimedia Foundation's (WF) legal challenge to aspects of the new Online Safety Act (OSA), ruling that the organization failed to establish ...
Wikipedia has lost a legal challenge to the new Online Safety Act rules which it says could threaten human rights and safety ...
Wikipedia has lost its High Court challenge against the UK Government over Online Safety Act verification rules. The ...
The Online Safety Act has forced social media sites like Reddit to verify UK users' ages before letting them view adult ...
The High Court has rejected a challenge by Wikipedia to Britain’s online safety rules after the company claimed the laws ...
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