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Tag: esafety
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Govt targets social media giants in child exploitation crackdown
eSafety Commissioner demands update on code compliance. -
Australian agencies unite against digital giants
Overworked regulators collaborate on a consistent response. -
Government can soon delete links from Google
eSafety Commissioner has power to scrub internet content. -
Government to ask young people about online safety
Will set up advisory council to help form public policy. -
100 points of ID for social media
Goverment considers recommendation to remove online anonymity. -
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Most Aussie children experience cyberbullying
Restricting online access is not the answer. -
Online Safety Bill to likely pass unchanged
Senate committee signs off on controversial legislation. -
Govt tried to censor TikTok 45 times in 2020
More removal requests than the US, UK, and Canada combined. -
New laws to make Big Tech fight online abuse
Bill mandates removal of "worst of the worst" online content. -
Online age verification gets first green light
Government considers using facial recognition software. -
Blocked websites to stay blocked
The Government has no plans on changing its stance. -
Online safety laws set to be boosted
Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube should be ashamed of themselves. -
New revenge porn laws target 'online creeps'
The crime now carries a maximum jail term of seven years. -
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Facebook: Send us your nudes to stop revenge porn
What could possibly go wrong? -
Budget 2018: Cyberbullying, image abuse, child safety
Funding boosted to enforce strict new revenge porn rules.