Online Safety Act poses ‘substantial threat to privacy and freedom of speech', experts warn MSN
Europe’s online age-check drive is a privacy minefield Euractiv
Why the Online Safety Act poses 'substantial threat to privacy and freedom of speech' London Evening Standard
An honourable attempt to protect children online has backfired after the Online Safety Act put up barriers to adults wanting to access innocuous content – pushing them into the arms of VPN providers...
In the age of cloud computing and the Internet of Things, online privacy is increasingly at risk. This video explores the current state of online privacy and emphasizes the need for laws that protect...
The government has said it won't repeal the Online Safety Act, but there are still a number of ways you can protect your privacy online – here are some examples.
Legal counsel is often looped in too late. Lawyers should be at the table when digital crisis plans are created. The best time to plan is before the first headline hits.
But protecting your privacy in 2025 doesn't have to be overwhelming. With a few practical steps, you can take back control of your data and make your online life safer.
The U.K.'s Online Safety Act took effect last Friday, putting age gates on content deemed unsuitable for minors, including pornography and content about suicide and self harm. While some sites have...
Priil Combats AI Threats with Lifetime Privacy and Data Protection Yahoo Finance
Everyday we all read and hear stories about people who have done serious damage to themselves, to their future, or to others online. It’s almost impossible to keep track of these daily horror stories.