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UK unveils Online Safety Bill which would fine social media firms up to 10% of revenue or £18M if they fail to address online abuses such as racist hate crimes

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  • @peterwalker99 Peter Walker on x
    I am similarly enjoying the idea that the government is trying to argue it can “shut down” social media companies, even for UK users. https://twitter.com/...
  • @peterwalker99 Peter Walker on x
    This isn't to say online harms and/or the massive power of the tech behemoths are not problems. But you won't solve them by pretending to do things you can't. It's like me threatening to single-handedly “shut down” the South Circular.