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Labour won’t scrap Online Safety Act despite 400,000-strong petition
VPNs create a digital tunnel between your computer and a remote server to shield personal information, a tool Labour has said it will not ban. Last Friday, when the act came into effect, there were more than 173,000 searches for VPN on Google, up from 29,000 a week before, according to trends data.
"The Government has no plans to repeal the Online Safety Act, and is working closely with Ofcom to implement the Act as ...
A law requiring UK internet users to verify their age to access adult content has led to a huge surge in VPN downloads—and ...
Technology secretary Peter Kyle has doubled down on his remarks after becoming embroiled in a war of words with Reform UK ...
The new legislation is among the world’s first to impose strict controls on tech companies, forcing social media sites to ...
The United Kingdom is now fully enforcing its Online Safety Act, which was passed by Parliament in 2023. The law, which calls for shielding all users from illegal content with special protections ...
As child safety duties for online platforms begin to take effect in the UK users, here's what you need to know about the Act.
A top Government official has thrown his weight behind a full ban on social media use among under-16s after the Online Safety ...
Online Safety Act’s age verification rules came into force on July 25. A petition calling to repeal it has passed 300,000 ...
Nigel Farage has declared that Reform UK would repeal legislation designed to regulate online content that is “illegal” or ...
While the UK's Online Safety Act and its effect on privacy and censorship are hotly debated, Xbox is trying to get ahead of the matter.
Technology Secretary Peter Kyle on Tuesday accused Mr Farage of being on the side of ‘extreme pornographers, peddling hate, ...
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