The Online Safety Act has come into force in the UK, but what does this mean for the internet and age verification?

Reform UK has vowed to repeal the Online Safety Act after regulators began to enforce its new age verification powers, decrying the law as a dystopian threat to free speech that would make China’s ...

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New rules under the Online Safety Act came into force on 25 July, which now require UK residents to verify that they are over 18 before accessing websites containing adult content.

Wizz – which positions itself as an 'interface to effortlessly find friends' for children over the age of 13 has been dubbed the new 'teen dating' app. Wizz users create profiles, swipe through others ...

Thousands of UK households using VPNs could see them BANNED after the Online Safety Act kicked in under the Labour Party ...

Those of you living in the UK will be aware of the introduction of a set of “safety measures” which will require you to ...

The warnings from Altman – who has previously said AI’s misinformation capabilities make him “nervous” and called government ...