Digital platforms get taste of UK regulator's online safety priorities with first draft codes
By Frank Hersey ( November 9, 2023, 00:07 GMT | Insight) -- Big tech platforms that host user-to-user content and communications have a first look at how supervision by the UK online safety regulator might go after it published its first batch of draft codes of practice. The UK's Online Safety Act became law last month, and a raft of new documentation today gives the first real detail of how companies — and which companies — can start ensuring they fulfill their duties under the new legislation.Big tech platforms that host user-to-user content and communications have a first look at how supervision by the UK online safety regulator might go after it published its first batch of draft codes of practice....
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