Spotify has started to enforce age verification to comply with the Online Safety Act. Some UK users are not happy about it.

When we sit down on the sofa for a bit of evening TV nowadays, we're likely tuning into YouTube rather than ITV or Channel 4.

Despite no doubt good intentions,  Liberal Reform’s recent piece on Lib Dem Voice seems to  treat child protection online as an abstract policy preference. The evidence reveals something far more ...

YouTube adverts should be vetted in the same way as traditional media to protect consumers against scams and harmful content, according to the Lib Dems. The party said adverts on the video streaming ...

The UK regulatory body Ofcom recommends YouTube promote UK programming by "endangered" national public broadcasters.

On 25 July 2025, having successfully passed through the required Parliamentary approval process, the first Protection of Children Codes of ...

Platform X argues that the UK’s new online safety law could undermine free speech, raising concerns over censorship and ...

The way people in the UK navigate the internet is set to change significantly under the new Online Safety Act, which requires ...

The UK's Online Safety Act (the "Act") is a transformative piece of legislation and is introducing extensive online safety obligations ...

UK legislation is incentivising social media companies to widen censorship of pro-Palestine content, digital rights groups ...

The United Kingdom can always be relied upon to supply us with the eccentric, the admirably dotty, and the odd extreme bit of ...

Ofcom has now revealed it is looking into whether 8579 LLC, AVS Group Ltd, Kick Online Entertainment SA and Trendio Ltd have ...