EU online child safety rules go hard on platforms, soft on parents
The proposal would add age verification and design limits for platforms as the EU studies whether parents and providers should share more responsibility.
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The findings of the EU Commission are preliminary, but clear: Tiktok does not do enough to protect children and young people from strangers. Does the decision influence a possible ban?
Tanzania joins global push against online child abuse
The first area focuses on educating children, parents, guardians and teachers about online safety
Mozilla urges privacy-first approach to online child safety | #childsafety | #kids | #chldern | #parents | #schoolsafey - National Cyber Security Consulting
Mozilla is urging lawmakers to focus on safer platform design rather than relying mainly on age verification. Mozilla has urged policymakers to prioritise online child safety while warning that stricter age verification requirements alone are unlikely to address online harms and could create new risks for privacy, security and encryption. The organisation argues that governments […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed! The post Mozilla urg…
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IT Security News - cybersecurity, infosecurity newsExamining the Unintended Consequences of the Online Safety Act
The 25th July 2026 marks one year since the Online Safety Act’s landmark child safety duties came into force, making it a natural moment to assess what’s changed, what’s worked and what challenges remain. Although the Act itself received Royal Assent in October 2023, its requirements were introduced in phases, with 25th July 2025 being the date many of the most visible obligations on platforms took effect. The child safety duties require platfor…
India Online Safety Rules Tighten To Protect Children
India online safety rules are being strengthened as the government steps up measures to protect children and other users from harmful digital content, cyber risks and emerging threats linked to artificial intelligence. The government said its policies are aimed at ensuring an open, safe, trusted and accountable internet, with recent measures focusing on child safety, privacy protection, faster content removal and stronger platform responsibiliti…
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