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Will online safety laws become the next tariff bargaining chip?
President Donald Trump and other Republicans have railed for years against foreign regulation of US tech companies, including online safety laws. As the US fights a global tariff war, it may bring those rules under fire — just as some of them are growing teeth.
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UK’s Online Safety Act Reshapes Digital Access—Spotify Will Enforce Strict Age Verification Measures
A major shift has rippled through the United Kingdom’s digital landscape with the full implementation of the Online Safety ...
The United Kingdom’s Online Safety Act (OSA) went into effect July 25, offering America a sneak peek at an age-verified ...
The mortal sin of Covid-era America was timidity. Absent years-long lockdowns and top-down speech controls, the most morbid ...
Here’s everything you need to know about the Online Safety Act. Gone are the days when you could merely click “I am over 18” to prove your age, because sites like Pornhub will now require age ...
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.
The UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, declined to offer an attributed on-the-record comment about the new age checks to ...
The legal challenge focuses solely on the new Categorization Regulations that risk imposing Category 1 duties (OSA’s most ...
GTA Online to implement age verification, starting with UK players. Impacts in-game features like chat and Snapmatic, driven ...
The National Internet Intelligence Investigations Team is part of a new Online Safety Act that opponents liken to a surveillance state.
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