A major shift has rippled through the United Kingdom’s digital landscape with the full implementation of the Online Safety Act. This legislation marks a new era for age verification across a broad ...

Some users of YouTube in the United States may be barred from the platform starting Wednesday as the Google-owned media giant ...

A law in effect for less than two weeks is already wreaking havoc all over the internet. The United Kingdom law—called the ...

While debate in the US rages about whether and how to further regulate Big Tech, with a huge number of our Members of Congress continuing to push the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), the United Kingdom ...

The UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, declined to offer an attributed on-the-record comment about the new age checks to ...

The aim of protecting children online is a worthy goal, but it is impossible to ignore the OSA's nature, which is a thinly ...

Grand Theft Auto 6’s rumored compliance with new international laws means a large change is probably coming to the next ...

The UK’s Online Safety Act 2023 (OSA) is a comprehensive piece of legislation designed to regulate social media companies and search services and to increase protections for individuals online.

The Kids Online Safety Act was supposed to fix (or break) the internet. Now, after nearly three years of rewrites, it’s got days left to pass. is a senior policy reporter at The Verge, covering ...

Content takedown showdown UK online safety law Musk hates kicks in today, and so far, Trump can’t stop it UK Online Safety Act requires prompt content removals Musk's X has resisted.

That the Kids Online Safety Act would censor anyone is simply a myth spread by Big Tech and its lobbying arms. Quite simply, this bill is about ensuring children are safe online, not policing speech.