Misusing the Children: The UK Online Safety Act, Privacy and Censorship Countercurrents
Could VPNs be banned? UK government to look "very closely" into their usage following spike after age verification row TechRadar
However, it does make it less surprising that the Online Safety Act does not include any requirements for businesses to ensure that users' personal data is kept secure. It appears as though this ...
The government has said it won't repeal the Online Safety Act, but there are still a number of ways you can protect your privacy online – here are some examples.
A lthough most Linux distros can be secured, some stand out by delivering advanced privacy and security features out of the box. These distros employ a range of apps and services to ensure you and ...
Legal counsel is often looped in too late. Lawyers should be at the table when digital crisis plans are created. The best time to plan is before the first headline hits.
The week following the Online Safety Act's implementation in the U.K. has seen people react with strong opinions and engage in heated debates. The law requires age verification checks to be completed...
Many U.S. states have recently added provisions regarding “minors” that greatly exceed what is required under the Children’s Online Privacy ...
But protecting your privacy in 2025 doesn't have to be overwhelming. With a few practical steps, you can take back control of your data and make your online life safer.
4 reasons why I use a privacy browser (and why you should too) Pocket-lint
Everyday we all read and hear stories about people who have done serious damage to themselves, to their future, or to others online. It’s almost impossible to keep track of these daily horror stories.