Statement: Technology Notices
UK — Ofcom · 2024-12-16 · UK · verified record
Themes: Child safety & minors · Online platforms · Search services
Ecosystems: UK Online Safety Act
Statement published 8 May 2026 We are today publishing two parts of the framework that underpins Ofcom’s Online Safety Technology Notice powers: our advice for the DSIT Secretary of State on what the minimum standards of accuracy for accredited technologies should be; and our guidance about how we propose to use this power. Under the Online Safety Act, platforms have a range of new duties, including relating to illegal content. We have set out the steps providers can take to address illegal harms in our Statement: Protecting people from illegal harms online. Ofcom has additional powers to tack
Statement published 8 May 2026 We are today publishing two parts of the framework that underpins Ofcom’s Online Safety Technology Notice powers: our advice for the DSIT Secretary of State on what the minimum standards of accuracy for accredited technologies should be; and our guidance about how we propose to use this power. Under the Online Safety Act, platforms have a range of new duties, including relating to illegal content. We have set out the steps providers can take to address illegal harms in our Statement: Protecting people from illegal harms online. Ofcom has additional powers to tack…
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