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Social media platforms face huge fines under UK’s new digital safety laws. (www.ofcom.org.uk)
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  • As deadline passes to carry out illegal harms risk assessments, sites and apps must now start tackling criminal content
  • Ofcom launches enforcement programme into child sexual abuse imagery on file-sharing services
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[–] Neblib@mastodo.neoliber.al 2 points 1 week ago

@dan @Tea

Not a lawyer, but I gather that OSA would apply and instance owners would need to comply.

Neil Brown from Decoded.Legal wrote a huge summary of info at https://onlinesafetyact.co.uk/ .

IFTAS has another collection of resources https://connect.iftas.org/library/legal-regulatory/online-safety-act/