The government is to introduce its long-awaited Online Safety Bill in Parliament on Thursday.
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16 Mar 2022
Nation's cybersecurity agency has doubts about Russian firm's reliability
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The Register
15 Mar 2022
Cyberflashing will become a criminal offence, punishable by up to two years in jail, under new laws to be introduced in the government’s upcoming online safety bill, which it has said will be rolled out “as soon as possible”.
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15 Mar 2022
Social media sites and search engines could soon have to stop paid-for scam adverts appearing by law.
The updated proposal is part of the Online Safety Bill, a piece of landmark legislation trying to determine how sites deal with harmful content.
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09 Mar 2022
Social media and search engines would have to prevent and remove fraudulent ads
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Financial Times
08 Mar 2022
Cookies are on the way out—but not enough is being done about browser fingerprinting. So what is it?
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Wired
26 Feb 2022
Young children are now more exposed to being groomed online due to a reliance on tech devices in lockdown, a charity has claimed.
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20 Feb 2022
‘Sexual harassment and violence is a big problem in the metaverse in its current state,’
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The Independent
16 Feb 2022
Apple plans to introduce a number of changes to make it harder to misuse AirTags to track someone.
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BBC News
10 Feb 2022
Social network users may be asked to submit passport or credit card details under plans outlined by ministers
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The Guardian
09 Feb 2022
The Government has today confirmed that the new Online Safety Bill will, among many other changes, have another go at introducing a controversial internet age verification system ...
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08 Feb 2022
Why age verification will be required for UK adult websites under Online Safety Bill
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i News
08 Feb 2022
Labour digital spokeswoman Lucy Powell calls for action as musicians pull music from Spotify over Covid-19 conspiracy theories on podcaster’s show
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i News
07 Feb 2022
Cyber flashing involves the sending of obscene pictures to others over peer-to-peer Wi-Fi networks, such as AirDrop
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Sky News
07 Feb 2022
Sending "genuinely threatening" or "knowingly false" messages are among new criminal offences being added to proposed online safety laws.
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BBC News
06 Feb 2022
Internet trolls who send death threats online and people who deliberately share dangerous disinformation about fake Covid cures could soon face a prison sentence, the government has said.
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The Times
05 Feb 2022
Spotify says that it is working to add advisory warnings to any podcast on its platform that discusses Covid-19.
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BBC News
31 Jan 2022
Bogus SMS falsely warns people they have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for Omicron and directs them to unsafe website in interest of obtaining personal details
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The Independent
31 Jan 2022
Apple has released an updated safety guide amid ongoing concerns over the company's AirTag devices.
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BBC News
28 Jan 2022
[Internet matters] work collaboratively across industry, government and with schools to reach UK families with tools, tips and resources to help children benefit from connected technology smartly and safely.
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Internet Matters
26 Jan 2022