Platforms told to expect further UK online safety proposals; US scrutiny intensifies
By Patricia Figueiredo ( July 15, 2025, 13:07 GMT | Comment) -- Online platforms have been told to expect more UK regulation to protect children online, with a focus on addictive design and healthier online habits. But it remains to be seen whether the British government is ready to risk the wrath of President Trump as the US administration repeatedly criticizes foreign content-moderation laws, and with the recent threat of tariffs on Brazilian exports serving as a fresh warning of the consequences of taking on Big Tech.Online platforms have been told to expect more UK regulation to protect children online. But it remains to be seen whether the British government is ready to risk the wrath of US President Donald Trump, with Brazil serving as a fresh warning of the consequences of taking on Big Tech....
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