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New Zealand plans a bill to restrict social media use by under-16s, with major platforms facing age-check duties and possible fines. #NewZealand #SocialMedia #OnlineSafety
Hope Not Hate says X algorithms amplified racist abuse targeting England players during the 2026 World Cup. #England #Football #OnlineSafety
Social media’s digital duty of care is 18 months away, raising concerns about user safety and the impact of online hate. Delays are frustrating communities seeking urgent action and accountability from platforms.
The eSafety Commissioner acknowledges failures in tackling online antisemitism, revealing that only 2% of complaints lead to action. Urgent reforms are needed to protect victims and enhance the Online Safety Act.
A father’s shocking online confession of abuse leads to his arrest, but as the truth unfolds, a chilling tale of deception and disbelief emerges for his daughter and wife.
Starting in 2027, the UK will ban social media access for under-16s to enhance online safety. This sweeping measure will affect major platforms and includes restrictions on live streaming, marking a significant shift in digital policy.
New laws in Australia require age verification for accessing adult content, aiming to protect children from harmful material. But will these measures truly be effective in the digital age?
Liverpool and Manchester United are taking a stand against offensive AI-generated posts on social media, demanding accountability for content that mocks tragic events and harms their communities.
A new UK proposal could force tech platforms to act fast against non-consensual image sharing, equating it to serious crimes. Discover how this could change the digital landscape for victims and companies alike.
A shocking rise in child sexual abuse cases is forcing the National Crime Agency to take urgent action. Discover how technology and community involvement are key to tackling this escalating crisis.
