Government defends Online Safety Act after X claims it threatens free speech
The government defended the online security law after Elon Musk said that X’s legislation threatened to speak free.
In an article titled what will happen when the surveillance is overfreach, the platform, known as Twitter, summarized the criticism of the action and the “heavy hand” of the UK organizers.
The government said that the online Security Law is “clearly wrong ve and was not designed to censor the political debate.
In accordance with the rules that came into force on July 25, online platforms should take steps to prevent children from accessing harmful content such as pornography or material that promotes suicide.
This includes a new task to reduce the risk of online providers’ risk of illegal content and to reduce age verification measures in the UK to access pornographic content.
“As a result, the action of the action is at the risk of shadowing with the width of regulatory access. Free speech will suffer without a more balanced, collaborative approach,” he said.
He accused the organizers of a “heavy approach ve and said,“ Many of them are now at the risk of serious violation of a plan that aims to keep children safe. ”
Ofcom, this week, 34 pornography for new age control requirements, he said.
“A balanced approach is the only way to protect individual freedoms, to encourage innovation and to protect children,” he said.
A government spokesman said: “It is clear that the online Security Law is in jeopardous free speech.
“In addition to legal tasks to keep children safe, the same law provides open and open tasks to platforms to maintain freedom of expression. Inability to meet both obligations may lead to serious penalties, including fines of £ 18 million up to 10% of global income.
“The law is not designed to censor the political debate, and does not require platform to pass through any content other than any content other than content that offers the most serious risks for children, such as pornography or suicide and self -harm content.
“The platforms had a few months to prepare for this law. It is evil to keep it behind the deadline as an excuse to not be able to implement it properly.”
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