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LizzieDrip - it would seem that the only way Starmer could stop overseas comments would be to ban the 'X' platform entirely. That will be put us on a par with china .....
There are no plans to further extend the Online Safety Bill which was brought in by a Conservative government in October 2023 with the aim of "delivers its “manifesto commitment to make the UK the safest place in the world to be online while defending free expression”.
The OSA is a law that aims to protect people online, especially children, and to hold tech companies more responsible for the content on their platforms.
The OSA includes the following duties:
Search services and peer-to-peer platforms must have systems to prevent and remove illegal content
Services must perform risk assessments for illegal content
Services must have ways for users to flag illegal content
On 6th December 2024 Ofcom published plans "Ofcom has today, four months ahead of the statutory deadline[1], published its first-edition codes of practice and guidance on tackling illegal harms – such as terror, hate, fraud, child sexual abuse and assisting or encouraging suicide[2]