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New online safety measures to protect children from ‘toxic algorithms’
A generation of children will no longer be "at the mercy of toxic algorithms", the Technology Secretary has declared, as new online safety protections officially came into force. Peter Kyle stated that the government was laying the foundations for a "safer,
Here’s everything you need to know about the Online Safety Act. Gone are the days when you could merely click “I am over 18” ...
Online racist and misogynistic abuse of Lionesses defender Jess Carter during the Women’s Euros echoes that faced by Bukayo ...
From Friday, Brits online may run into age gates on adult content. But other changes required by the Online Safety Act may be ...
The Technology Secretary has hailed the Online Safety Act as a "big step forward" for children - as new legislation to ...
The rules, designed to protect children from exposure to harmful content online, require sites that publish or display ...
The UK's Online Safety Act comes into force today, marking a shift in internet culture that is being felt around the world.
The UK's Online Safety Act is intended to stop children from accessing pornography online, but its potential implications are ...
As new age assurance rules take effect this week, techUK looks at what’s changing now – and what’s still to come under the ...
David SantSenior Commercial Technology and Data Protection SolicitorHarper James Ofcom has started to enforce a key part of ...
They told us it was about protecting children. That’s how they always do it. Wrap tyranny in the warm fuzz of “safety”, and ...
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