Ofcom, the UK's Office of Communications, has published a draft of age-restriction guidelines for online services that host explicit sexual content. The (not yet finalized) recommendations are a step toward cementing enforcement for the recently passed Online Safety Act, which requires platforms displaying or publishing pornography in the UK to ensure children are "not normally able to encounter" adult content on their sites or apps. It's the UK's latest attempt to enforce age verification after...
Ofcom, the UK's Office of Communications, has published a draft of age-restriction guidelines for online services that host explicit sexual content. The (not yet finalized) recommendations are a step toward cementing enforcement for the recently passed Online Safety Act, which requires platforms displaying or publishing pornography in the UK to ensure children are "not normally able to encounter" adult content on their sites or apps. It's the UK's latest attempt to enforce age verification after...
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