Multiple western countries have been pushing bills supposedly aimed at cracking down on harmful content. Human rights are already targeted.
Western Countries Passing Online Safety Bills Already Inspiring Human Rights Crackdowns Read More »
Ofcom has published a detailed overview on how it intends on enforcing the Online Safety Act. We take a look at this proposal.
Ofcom Releases its Proposal for Implementing the Online Safety Act Read More »
The National Crime Agency director, Graeme Biggar, apparently had a massive anti-encryption rant following the passage the Online Safety Act.
It’s the moment British digital rights advocates have dreaded. The UK’s Online Safety Bill is now law.
UK’s Online Safety Bill Receives Royal Assent, Imperilling Digital Rights Read More »
After passing the Online Safety bill, the UK government is pressing Facebook to “safely” break its encryption.
Asking the Impossible: UK Government Wants to “Safely” Break Facebook Encryption Read More »
The CEO of encrypted chat service, Signal, has reaffirmed that they will leave the UK if they are asked to break their encryption.
Signal CEO Reaffirms Exit of UK if Ordered to Break Encryption Via Online Safety Bill Read More »
Despite universal condemnation and constant protest, UK lawmakers passed the Online Safety Bill anyway.
UK’s Disastrous Online Safety Bill Passes, Imperilling Security and Privacy in the UK Read More »
One of the controversial aspects of the UK Online Safety bill is banning effective encryption. It appears that has been paused.
UK Pauses Effective Encryption Ban in Online Safety Bill Read More »
Digital rights organization, Open Rights Group, is offering a detailed analysis of why the UK Online Safety Bill’s age verification is a threat to privacy.
Open Rights Group Details the Risks of Age Verification in UK Online Safety Bill Read More »
Controversial UK legislation known as the Online Safety Bill is moving closer to law. It is worrying digital rights advocates.
UK Online Safety Bill Inching Closer to Passage Read More »
