@vpnlab.ioUS embassy hauls in British officials over the Online Safety Act and the under-16 social media ban, calling both unfair to American companies
US diplomats told UK officials the under-16 social media ban and Ofcom's global-revenue levy hurt American firms. What was said…
@philpem.digipres.club.ap.brid.gyAh, I see we're going for #OnlineSafetyAct 2.0, Footshooting Boogaloo.
https://bills.parliament.uk/publications/67647/documents/8738
This is likely going to kill off what's left of the British small-forum scene, push everyone onto overseas platforms, who will ignore the law as they probably […]
@cyberleagle.bsky.socialSafety by design stands in contrast to systems for content moderation. The #OnlineSafetyAct has long been criticised for being too content-focused. Automated content filtering is seen as the antithesis of safety by design. 3/x
@valenvain.bsky.socialBit of a rant about the Online Safety Act, because it has never been fit for purpose, and only achieves pushing naive youngsters to more dangerous parts of the internet.
@osnetwork.bsky.socialA reminder that @ofcom.bsky.social has an investigation underway into X/Grok, following its generation of non-consensual sexually explicit imagery on an industrial scale in January.
The regulator has provided no update on this investigation since it was opened - in January. #onlinesafetyact
@alecmuffett.bsky.socialMan harasses MP in public, somehow arrested, convicted, despite abuse NOT happening online: