Crackdown on intimate image abuse as government strengthens online safety laws
UK — Dept. for Science, Innovation & Technology · 2024-09-13 · UK · verified record
Themes: Child safety & minors · Online platforms · Search services
Ecosystems: UK Online Safety Act
Crackdown on intimate image abuse as government strengthens online safety laws Sharing intimate images without consent will be made a ‘priority offence’ under the Online Safety Act and social media firms will have to proactively remove and stop this material appearing on their platforms. - Sharing intimate images without consent will be made a ‘priority offence’ - the most serious class of online crime under the Online Safety Act. - Social media firms will have to proactively remove and stop this material appearing on their platforms, or face fines. - Technology Secretary says rise in abuse “i
Crackdown on intimate image abuse as government strengthens online safety laws Sharing intimate images without consent will be made a ‘priority offence’ under the Online Safety Act and social media firms will have to proactively remove and stop this material appearing on their platforms. - Sharing intimate images without consent will be made a ‘priority offence’ - the most serious class of online crime under the Online Safety Act. - Social media firms will have to proactively remove and stop this material appearing on their platforms, or face fines. - Technology Secretary says rise in abuse “i…
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