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The operator of Wikipedia has been given permission by a high court judge to challenge the Online Safety Act if it is categorised as a high-risk…
Older drivers could face mandatory eye tests and the drink-drive limit could be cut as the government tries to reduce the number of road deaths.In a…
Blink’s person detection works well enough, but it’s a subscription-only feature. Tyler Lacoma/CNETVideo quality and viewWe always pay attention to resolution and field of view for…
Social media battles and barbs on both sides of Atlantic over UK Online Safety Act | Internet safety
The UK’s Online Safety Act has been greatly anticipated. Amid mounting concerns about the ease of accessing harmful content online, rules were drawn up to force…
Elon Musk’s X platform has said the UK’s Online Safety Act (OSA) is at risk of “seriously infringing” free speech as a row deepens over measures…
Last week, the UK’s Online Safety Act came into force. It’s fair to say it hasn’t been smooth sailing. Donald Trump’s allies have dubbed it the…
The supreme court judgment on the application of the 2010 Equality Act has rendered the UK’s system of legal gender recognition entirely hollow. It has ruled…
Five million extra online age checks a day are being carried out in the UK since the introduction of age-gating for pornography sites, according to new…
NHS bosses and the British Medical Association are accusing each other of endangering patients during the ongoing resident doctors’ strike.Their war of words centres on “derogations”,…
What a difference a week makes. Last Tuesday, Keir Starmer batted away all invitations to recognise the state of Palestine. It wasn’t happening. Keir was committed…