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Online safety laws have failed to protect children in UK, Ofcom admits
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cm0002 no.lastname.nz cm0002@no.lastname.nz
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RichardDegenne lemmy.zip RichardDegenne@lemmy.zip
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Shocked, I tell you! Shocked!

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Colloidal programming.dev Colloidal@programming.dev
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Shocked, I tell you! Shocked!

Well, not that shocked.

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brim_elective_zero lemmy.world brim_elective_zero@lemmy.world
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Shocked, I tell you! Shocked!

Yes, very shocked they admit it

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far_university1990 reddthat.com far_university1990@reddthat.com
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Personalised recommendation feeds powered by “for you” algorithms were repeatedly found by Ofcom to be at the root of the continuing tide of harmful material.

So you ban those next, right? Right?

“We urgently need stronger action from tech companies to rein in features that drive harm to children and stop putting business interests over their safety obligations.”

Lol this literally your job. What you complain about?

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onlinepersona programming.dev onlinepersona@programming.dev
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Personalised recommendation feeds powered by “for you” algorithms were repeatedly found by Ofcom to be at the root of the continuing tide of harmful material. So you ban those next, right? Right? “We urgently need stronger action from tech companies to rein in features that drive harm to children and stop putting business interests over their safety obligations.” Lol this literally your job. Wh...

"We are paid by big tech to propose solutions to allow more data collection for big tech and frame them as desirable for children and families"

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