Thread: Online Safety Bill
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Old 26-04-2024, 09:41   #558
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Re: Online Safety Bill
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
Thanks, I have Android & if it's not on the app store it warns you that it may contain a virus.
It “may” doesn’t mean it does, so someone who adequately informs themselves can ensure they are downloading the exact same installer as the Google Play store in another country.

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The beginning of this programme talks about how children as young as 7 are being tricked into sending sexual pictured and within seconds they are posted onto child abuse websites. They say that the Online Safety Act won't stop this on it's own, but it will help:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001yj9s
How does the Online Safety Act “help”. These are already crimes.
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