Children’s circumvention behaviours online
UK — Government (GOV.UK) · 2026-07-14 · UK · verified record
Themes: Child safety & minors · Online platforms · Search services
Ecosystems: UK Online Safety Act
Children’s circumvention behaviours online Published 14 July 2026 This research was commissioned by DSIT and conducted by BMG Research. The findings presented in this report are intended to contribute to the evidence base on children’s experiences of age assurance and online circumvention. Any primary research, subsequent findings or recommendations do not represent government views or policy. Background & Research Objectives In July 2025 the Online Safety Act’s child safety duties came into force, requiring in scope services to use highly effective age assurance to stop children seeing the mo
Children’s circumvention behaviours online Published 14 July 2026 This research was commissioned by DSIT and conducted by BMG Research. The findings presented in this report are intended to contribute to the evidence base on children’s experiences of age assurance and online circumvention. Any primary research, subsequent findings or recommendations do not represent government views or policy. Background & Research Objectives In July 2025 the Online Safety Act’s child safety duties came into force, requiring in scope services to use highly effective age assurance to stop children seeing the mo…
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