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"Mr King told the FT that the law would apply to small social media apps as well as the bigger players." They are deliberately announcing a law that small upst
by kevin_b_er 8y ago
"Mr King told the FT that the law would apply to small social media apps as well as the bigger players."
They are deliberately announcing a law that small upstarts will find impossible to deal with and they are deliberately announcing they intend to discriminate against them.
3 AM video while your entire team is asleep? Fined.
That is downright terrible.
- brightball 8y agoYou’d basically be forced to automatically take down anything that was reported to queue it for review.
- martin-adams 8y agoAssuming it was reported within 1 hour
- zaarn 8y agoFrom what I read the 1 hour begins counting once something is reported and they also plan to make reviews/counter claims and such mandatory as they already exist on youtube (although youtube seems to have forgot the part where it needs to work)
- martin-adams 8y agoThis is my fear also. A simple side project in Europe which charges users would have to meet European VAT reporting, cookie consent, GDPR and now (if this happens) figure out how to remove extremist content within 1 hour.
- dominotw 8y agosetup pagerduty unfortunately.