the New Zealand mosque shootings were easily avoiding the platform's moderation efforts, despite a general clampdown across social media platforms.
The new proposals follow the government's pledge to make the UK"one of the safest places in the world to be online" after a number of scandals which have blamed harmful content on social media for causing damage offline. If companies are found to have fallen short of these standards then the regulator could fine the company a"substantial" amount, block the sites from being accessed within the UK, or even make individual members of senior management legally liable.
"This could fund the full range of the regulator's activity, including setting and enforcing codes of practice, preparing transparency reports, and any education and awareness activities by the regulator." "We would, however, urge the government to go further and focus on how platforms can best be taxed to help fund offline action on the root causes of these harms."
Social media is a threat to the constant lies spouted by our political puppets and media.
It’s like living in China
Now we can do a politician harms regulator.
Not respecting public votes Cracking down on free speech Censorship of the internet Stabbings etc out of control No, this is not some dictatorship or third world cesspit, this is modern U.K. WTAF has gone wrong with the place!!!
Since when did freedom of speech become harmful!
When will it become harm to criticise the Government
Don't have facebook or Instagram or WhatsApp I only have Twitter and even then I deactivate it for God knows how long and make a new 1 its all spyware tobme
1984 may be a tad late, but it's arrived now.
Good luck there trying to moderate the internet when it's far too late
In other words: chinese style mass censorship. The tyranny we live under is now out in the open.
If they do just use a proxy sever no biggie .
Disinformation?
Because this... At YouTube is Crash?
State censorship.
Who are the thought police? Well, seems they are.
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