Most criticisms of Britain’s Online Safety Act are not persuasive. Just because children can access bad things on the internet doesn’t mean they should be able to do so everywhere, freely and easily https://t.co/DFKHGL7hNr ...

Britain’s Online Safety Act has provoked intense debate about how to reduce harm while protecting privacy and free expression. Yet its effects so far have been mild https://t.co/ka7jEPiWsJ ...

Opponents of Britain’s Online Safety Act worried that making profit-driven platforms responsible for removing illegal content would result in widespread censorship. That was a valid concern, but it does not seem to have materialised https://t.co/xMj5tVPUIA ...

RT Michael McCarthy (@punishablepress)This is interesting.Australia blocking content around Iryna Zarutska.Keep in mind this video didn't show anything graphic, it was simply explaining what happened."Online Safety Act" https://t.co/OPVjX90CIu ...

The government has already encouraged the growth of digital-verification-services. Some Britons became aware of them over the summer, thanks to the Online Safety Act https://t.co/Wb8KcpRzh6 ...

RT Basil the Great (@Basil_TGMD)🚨UK GOVERNMENT TRIES TO SUE 4CHAN FOR BREACHING 'ONLINE SAFETY ACT'4CHAN's response was priceless 🤣Essentially it was "We're American, you have no control over us, go f*ck yourselves"Keir Starmer is patheticFull response below ⬇️🧵 https://t.co/Eb0imX0fQv ...

RT Dr Helen Ingram (@drhingram)Every UK household this morning now that the Online Safety Act has come into effect https://t.co/eATk108zQ7 ...