In an effort to make the internet a safer place, Ofcom has announced a sweeping set of new regulations targeting social media giants. These rules aim to hold platforms accountable for harmful content and protect younger users from digital risks. We break down the key points of the new legislation and what it means for your privacy and freedom of expression online.
In today’s digital age, children spend more time online than ever before. But while technology connects us, it also exposes young users to dangerous content. The new Ofcom regulations aim to change that.
Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator, is holding social media companies accountable for failing to protect young users. With the Online Safety Act set to take effect in early 2025,
