Ofcom has today published the first set of online safety rules for online service providers subject to the Online Safety Act.

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As the Online Safety Act comes fully into effect, Ofcom has published guidelines for the digital industry, and warn those ...

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The first set of new online safety rules legally requiring social media and other sites to take action against illegal ...

Ofcom has been under pressure to move faster in implementing the online safety regime following riots ... stakeholder responses to help shape these rules, since the legislation passed parliament ...

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The Online Safety Act must go further to protect vulnerable young people from harmful content online, online safety ...

The first set of new online safety rules legally requiring social media and other sites to take action against illegal content have been published by Ofcom. The regulator said platforms now have ...