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Graham Smith

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IT and internet lawyer. Sceptical tech enthusiast. Reposts and links are not endorsements. All views my own. No posts are legal advice. www.cyberleagle.com

Re-upping, with reference to TikTokers equipped with smart glasses pestering people in public.

Graham Smith

Amidst all the current public dust-ups about progress and scope of the #OnlineSafetyAct, I continue to remain mystified as to why the authorities have not been educated in the use of ASBOs (now called IPNAs) for perpetrators of egregiously anti-social online behaviour.

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India now world-leading.

Rahul Matthan

The I4C order that required GitHub to takedown Bitchat source code doesn't just rest on shaky law—it will likely backfire in ways that the Government did not anticipate. My latest Ex Machina article. rahulmatthan.com/ex-machina/2...

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"It is now clear that the Act is not working as well as it should. We want to understand why." #OnlineSafetyAct committees.parliament.uk/work/9955/th...

Online Safety Act inquiry launched by Committee - Committees - UK ParliamentThe Communications and Digital Committee has today launched a new inquiry into the implementation, enforcement and impact of the Online Safety Act. committees.parliament.uk
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Interesting to see that the Council of Europe Committee of Ministers Recommendation on Online Safety etc appears to view safety by design and risk mitigation as including content-specific measures.

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Without comment: snippet from the Council of Europe Committee of Ministers Recommendation on Online Safety etc.

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I wonder, do the authors of the #OnlineSafetyAct Additional Measures realise that the UK has signed up to this (in the Council of Europe Committee of Ministers Recommendation on Online Safety etc)?

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Since the notorious S.127(1) Communications Act 2003 is still with us, time for a GenAI version of my 2015 potted history of the section: 'From Telegram to Tweet", in the style of The Rake's Progress. www.cyberleagle.com/2015/02/from...

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Great in its way. But government going down the high street making a list of deplorables also feels quite uncomfortable. (BBC)

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"Remember that £100 I'm giving you?" "Yes." "Can we make it a loan?" "OK." "Good, that means I've now got £100 to spend on presents." "Huh?"

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This Cyberleagle blogpost was referenced in Ofcom's Statement on Detecting Intimate Image Abuse: "As to the foreseeability of the measure’s impact on regulated services and users, a legal commentator noted that another proactive technology measure that we consulted on does not... 1/3

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Continuing the pastime of creating GenAI versions of past Cyberleagle blogposts. Today, from 2012, Pre-Raphaelite Regulatory Convergence. www.cyberleagle.com/2012/01/regu...

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