Ofcom’s new online safety rules to protect children will be “transformational” and will force tech firms to “do things in a ...

Ofcom CEO, Melanie Dawes, described the new rules as a “reset” for children online. “They will mean safer social media feeds ...

Ofcom sets out new rules to force tech firms to protect children online - The regulator has published its final version of ...

Meta is taking another step toward enhancing online safety for younger users by rolling out upgraded protections on Instagram Teen Accounts and expanding the feature to Facebook and Messenger.

The online safety update introduced by Meta requires younger Instagram users who are 16 or under to obtain parental authorization before doing a live stream. Young adults need to request permission to ...

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LONDON — Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended his decision to put a review of online safety rules on the table in trade talks with the United States. Speaking in parliament on Tuesday, Starmer ...

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For example, an e-bike rider who violates the rules of the road may be required to complete a bike safety course in lieu of a citation and fine. Mark Herrmann, a parent of an 11-year-old who rides ...

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Poster presenters will be assigned to a 1-hour poster session where they will have the opportunity to discuss their research with interested attendees at the APS Annual Convention. Poster sessions are ...

THE 45-day campaign period for local candidates in the May 12 elections started Friday, with the Commission on Elections (Comelec) tearing down unauthorized campaign posters, streamers and materials.