Thread: Online Safety Bill Etc
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Old 22-10-2024, 23:33   #845
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Re: Online Safety Bill
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
As efforts to protect children continue, from next year websites will be required to assess the risk that their content may be harmful to children.

Steps include filtering out the material or downranking it, so it doesn't appear in children's feeds.

Ofcom chief Dame Melanie Dawes said it was the responsibility of the firms - not parents or children - to make sure people were safe online.
Just more bureaucracy that will make little actual difference - apart from costs and wasted time.
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