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Wikimedia says the UK's Online Safety Bill was designed for social media and a proposed change, expected Tuesday, would limit Wikipedia's freedom of expression

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    A: What are you in prison for? B: I ran a Minecraft server. #OnlineSafetyBill https://twitter.com/...
  • @_andyburrows Andy Burrows on x
    It's increasingly inevitable @RishiSunak will need to bring senior manager liability into the #OnlineSafetyBill to avoid a Commons defeat. Some weekend thoughts from me on why this is needed (although why the devil is firmly in the detail): https://open.substack.com/...
  • @wikimediapolicy @wikimediapolicy on x
    The UK #OnlineSafetyBill threatens volunteer-driven content moderation and public interest websites like Wikipedia. And its mandatory age verification “ultimately exposes everyone, including children to greater harm,” warns @rmack. https://www.bbc.com/...