Online Safety Bill is focussed on the regulation of online platforms, while the new criminal offences apply to individuals. The new offences complement the regulatory regime. The Bill will also see another attempt at introducing age verification for porn sites….
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The Transparency and Consent Framework is a widely-used mechanism that facilitates the management of users’ preferences for online personalised advertising….
The Committee welcomes the announcement by the Treasury that the government will legislate to bring advertising of cryptoassets advertising into line with that of other financial services and products, and that the FCA is strengthening financial promotion rules for cryptoassets….
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The documents are issued under Section 119A of the Data Protection Act 2018….
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Streaming now accounts for 83% of UK music consumption….
Aim for project to keep safety at the forefront of proposals, while also retaining the flexibility required to accommodate future development….
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The report confirms the rapid growth of the consumer IoT markets but identifies potential concerns….
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The Committee has urgent concerns that the Bill neither adequately protects freedom of expression nor is clear and robust enough to tackle the various types of illegal and harmful content….
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MEPs stop short of a ban on targeted ads, but would stop the use of special category personal information for targeting….
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