Ireland has adopted a new online safety code for video-sharing platforms such as TikTok and Facebook to protect people from harmful internet content. The code sets binding rules on platforms with ...
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Kids don't love the online safety rules their parents set, but most have respect for them
Parents have watched the internet’s safety rules change. In the 90s, we were warned against using our real names online or disclosing any personal information. Now, kids have social media profiles ...
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Commentary: A smarter way to protect kids online — Jason Stock
Commentary: Smart online-safety legislation requires targeted rules that keep kids away from high-risk apps without ...
Reaction to the Online Safety Act has been deeply divided, with many Independent readers voicing fears that the new legislation will do little to protect children while posing a significant threat to ...
Over the course of 2025, the United Kingdom’s Online Safety Act (OSA) has been gradually coming into force reshaping the online safety landscape globally. The OSA requires in-scope companies to ...
The state attorney general’s office took the first step Thursday toward setting up new rules that will govern New York's new child internet safety laws. New York Attorney General Letitia James, right, ...
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