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Old 26-07-2025, 07:07   #1185
Sirius
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Re: Online Safety Bill Etc

Sky news is reporting the following.

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There is also a risk that age verification could push users towards more dangerous corners of the internet in search of pornography.

By 10am on Friday, data suggested an extra 66,000 internet users in the UK had begun using the dark web.

Ms Kubecka fears this number may only increase.
https://news.sky.com/story/hackers-p...conds-13401733

This is exactly what happened with the banning of disposable vapes, Kids just moved to nicotine pouches which are far worse.

In this case if it is kids moving to the dark web then they will be subjected to even more dangerous content.
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So you all voted for Labour and now you are shocked they resort to stabbing the pensioners and disabled in the back. Shame on you.

Online Safety Bill, The scammers new target.
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