Tag #Online Safety

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UK to Criminalize Possession of AI Child Abuse Image Generators

The UK government announced new laws making it illegal to possess AI tools creating child sexual abuse images, punishable by up to five years in prison; this follows a 380% rise in such reports by the IWF in 2024.

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AI Misinformation Deceives 35% of Teenagers in New Study

A Common Sense Media study found that 35% of 1,000 surveyed American teenagers (ages 13-18) reported being deceived by AI-generated fake content online, with 41% encountering misleading real content; this follows a trend of reduced content moderation by major tech companies, contributing to increase...

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Meta's Content Moderation Shift Raises Child Safety Concerns

Meta's shift in content moderation policies, driven by alignment with the Trump administration, worries campaigners who fear it could reverse progress in protecting children online after the Molly Russell tragedy; the Molly Rose Foundation urges Ofcom to intervene.

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NSA Offers Simple Steps to Enhance Smartphone Security

The NSA recommends simple steps to improve smartphone security, including regularly restarting your phone, disabling Bluetooth when not in use, avoiding public USB ports and Wi-Fi, and covering your phone's microphone and camera.

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Growing Cybersecurity Threats Target Travelers in 2025

In 2025, travelers face heightened cybersecurity threats including sophisticated phishing scams, malicious websites, AI-generated fraud, and the exploitation of unsecured Wi-Fi networks, impacting booking, travel phases, and data security.

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Grindr's Age Verification Failure Linked to 13 Child Sex Abuse Cases in UK

At least 13 UK police reports in the first ten months of 2024 linked Grindr to serious child sexual abuse, including five rapes, highlighting the app's age verification failures despite claiming to be a 'safe space'.

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Tech Giants Condemned for Failure to Remove Violent Online Content Following Southport Attack

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemned tech giants for failing to remove violent extremist videos online, citing the Southport attack where the perpetrator accessed graphic content before murdering three young girls and injuring others. She emphasized the need for stronger action and improvements to...

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Sextortion Suspect Extradited, Faces Life in Prison After Teen's Suicide

Following his son's suicide due to sextortion, South Carolina Rep. Brandon Guffey is now seeking justice after the extradition of the Nigerian suspect, Hassanbunhussein Abolore Lawal, who faces life imprisonment. The case prompted the passage of Gavin's Law, aimed at preventing similar tragedies.

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UK-US Tech Trade Deal Faces Big Tech Opposition

The UK seeks a tech-focused trade deal with the US, but faces opposition from US tech giants who, with Trump's support, may use negotiations to weaken UK digital regulations like its digital services tax and online safety laws, potentially impacting the UK's digital sovereignty.

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UK Tightens Online Knife Sales After Southport Stabbing

The UK government announced stricter online knife sales regulations following the Southport stabbing where an 18-year-old killed three girls, injuring others; the attacker bought the knife illegally online, prompting new ID and video verification rules for online purchases.

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HBO Documentary Explores Ethical Fallout of Stauffer Family Vlog

The HBO documentary "An Update on Our Family" examines the 2020 controversy surrounding vloggers Myka and James Stauffer who "rehomed" their autistic adopted son, Huxley, exploring the ethical implications of family vlogging and its impact on children.

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Meta Shifts Content Moderation to Community-Based Approach

Meta is overhauling its content moderation policies across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, shifting from internal fact-checking to a community-based approach, adjusting automated filters to reduce errors, and increasing potential exposure to misinformation; this will roll out globally in the comi...

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