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The UK government says its Online Safety Bill will return to the parliament in December and will be expanded to criminalize nonconsensual “deepfake” pornography

Nonconsensual explicit images to be tackled in bill returning to parliament next month

The Guardian Alex Hern

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  • @derickr Derick Rethans on x
    The collateral damage from this “sticking it to big tech” is so so large, but people in charge don't understand the internet. I wrote to my MP @TulipSiddiq in April (https://derickrethans.nl/...), but still haven't gotten an answer. https://twitter.com/...
  • @seatradelaw Andrew Tettenborn on x
    I'm rather with the Open Rights Group here. We don't need further restrictions on what people are allowed to post, view and read. https://www.theguardian.com/ ...
  • @charleskriel Dr Charles Kriel on x
    This could be about to happen. I'm not going to take a victory lap just yet, but four Prime Ministers and seven Culture Secretaries later, we may have an Online Safety Law.... https://www.theguardian.com/ ...
  • @webdevlaw Heather Burns on x
    ...which, by the way, was banned here in Scotland way back in 2010, when you were all still typing on Blackberries and Twitter had 140 characters. It's almost as if playing the ball and not the man makes better public policy. https://twitter.com/...
  • @katebevan Kate Bevan on x
    This terrible overblown unworkable bill needs junking and starting again from scratch. And it needs to be evidence-based, not built on the emotive calls from pressure groups. https://twitter.com/...
  • @mariamilleruk @mariamilleruk on x
    In 2014 a young woman from Basingstoke contacted me on behalf of her friend who was a victim of intimate image abuse. Today after 8 years of campaigning Gov to introduce new laws to better protect victims from intimate images abuse https://www.gov.uk/...
  • @mattnavarra Matt Navarra on x
    UK Online SafetyBill will criminalise ‘downblousing’ https://www.theguardian.com/ ...
  • @v21 @v21 on x
    this is a bad bill, and i really hope it doesn't come to pass https://twitter.com/...
  • @alexhern @alexhern on x
    Four prime ministers and seven secretaries of state later, the Online Safety Bill is returning. The Government desperately wants to avoid stories about how the Conservative Party remains split over the legislation, so... it's banning “downblousing”. https://www.theguardian.com/ .…
  • @asi @asi on x
    📩✍️ We've co-signed an open letter to the Prime Minister highlighting our concern that the Online Safety Bill poses a threat to end-to-end encryption You can read the letter here 👇 https://www.globalencryption.org/ ...
  • @asi @asi on x
    This risks ❌ Creating an encryption ‘backdoor’ for criminals and hostile foreign actors ❌ Undermining the credibility of the UK on the international stage ❌ Undermining the growth and competitiveness of the UK technology sector
  • @bigbrotherwatch @bigbrotherwatch on x
    📝We've signed a letter alongside 70 organisations, opposing the plans in the Bill to scan our private messages en masse. READ⤵️ https://www.globalencryption.org/ ... https://twitter.com/...
  • @asi @asi on x
    👎 The Online Safety Bill will undermine encryption by empowering Ofcom to demand service providers use ‘accredited technology’ to give them access to encrypted content ❗️But encryption can't be maintained while another party not participating in the exchange has access
  • @bigbrotherwatch @bigbrotherwatch on x
    The #OnlineSafetyBill is a serious threat to privacy and free speech. Call on your MP to act against this censor's charter now. 📨Use our quick & simple tool⤵️ https://bigbrotherwatch.org.uk/ ...