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Wikipedia loses Online Safety Act challenge – what does it mean for the internet?
Wikipedia has lost its High Court challenge against the Online Safety Act – but what does that actually mean? The act introduced age-verification and tighter moderation requirements for what content internet users can find last month.
Wikipedia loses UK Safety Act challenge, worries it will have to verify user IDs
The Online Safety Act has forced social media sites like Reddit to verify UK users' ages before letting them view adult content. The Wikimedia Foundation is worried that it will be classified as a "Category 1" operator later this summer and criticized the categorization regulations as "especially broad and vague."
The Wikimedia Foundation has lost its legal battle in the U.K to avoid having to verify the identity of its readers.
At a moment where it feels like the dream of the internet is fading, Wikipedia remains a pleasant outlier: an actual website ...
The operator of Wikipedia on Monday lost a legal challenge to parts of Britain's Online Safety Act, which sets tough new ...
“Wikipedia has lost a legal challenge to new [U.K.] Online Safety Act rules which it says could threaten the human rights and safety of its volunteer editors. [The Wikimedia Foundation] wanted a ...
Nothing--absolutely nothing--online, and especially at Wikipedia, can be trusted concerning Israel, Zionism, "Palestine," ...
In the UK, stricter requirements now apply to sites with user-generated content, such as age checks. A Wikipedia complaint ...
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