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If you operate an online service, you don't have any actual obligations under the Online Safety Bill until Ofcom taps you on the shoulder. Considering that Ofco
by cjs_ac 3y ago
If you operate an online service, you don't have any actual obligations under the Online Safety Bill until Ofcom taps you on the shoulder. Considering that Ofcom is also responsible for regulating ISPs, all broadcast media, the EM spectrum, the telephone network and the Royal Mail, I don't think they'll have the resources to go after anyone but the social media giants.
- cvwright 3y ago> I don't think they'll have the resources to go after anyone but the social media giants. Or anyone who criticizes those in power
- throw16180339 3y agoUnless there's a political advantage in enforcing the rules against opposing party news sources, online forums, critics, etc. Tell me with a straight face that Boris Johnson's government wouldn't have done this given the opportunity.