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The Online Safety Act has come into force in the UK. Now, in order to access certain sites, the user must prove their ...
The i Paper was able to gain access to multiple dating platforms with the username 'IAMNOT18', with the NSPCC describing the findings as "deeply worrying" ...
The Government has defended the Online Safety Act after Elon Musk’s X said the legislation was threatening free speech. In a ...
The move came after Elon Musk’s social media platform X criticised the new law which it described as ‘heavy-handed’.
The new rules, seen by watchdogs as a way to protect children online, have sparked a furious backlash from thousands of users ...
EXCLUSIVE: James Baker said that, important as it was to protect young people from online harm, it was just as crucial to respect their freedom of expression rights.
The Online Safety Act is putting free speech at risk and needs significant adjustments, Elon Musk's social network X has warned.
16hOpinion
GB News on MSN‘Why is the British state more interested in controlling our speech than our borders?’
Why is our government, why is the British state, more interested in controlling our speech than our borders? Ever wondered ...
18hon MSNOpinion
Keir Starmer's lackey behind vile Savile slur on Farage - I have just 1 question for you
It should be noted that Peter Kyle - Starmer's lackey and the man who aligned Nigel Farage with Jimmy Savile and paedophiles ...
Celebrities, including Made In Chelsea star Olivia Bentley, are being paid by Ofcom to promote its new pornography ...
Britain's online safety law risks suppressing free speech due to its heavy-handed enforcement, social media site X said on ...
22hOpinion
GB News on MSNOnline safety bill turns us into predators. The lights of freedom are going out - Renee Hoenderkamp
It sounds so reasonable that anyone disagreeing can only be a predator, paedophile or up to no good. The “Online Safety Bill” ...
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