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Tag: esafety commissioner
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Google slams Australia banning under-16s' YouTube accounts
Tech giant criticises government's exemption backflip. -
Social media firms not required to check all Australians' ages
Adults 'should not see huge changes' come December, officials say. -
Australians to face age checks on porn sites from March
New adult content rules will also apply to AI bots, app stores. -
Australians to face age checks from search engines
Logged in to Google or Microsoft? Age assurance is coming. -
Govt considers including YouTube in social media age ban
eSafety commissioner says video giant poses danger. -
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X takes legal action against Australian eSafety standard
Elon Musk's platform argues new rules should not apply. -
Teenagers think it normal to track each other
eSafety Commissioner issues warning over digital coercive control. -
Court win for eSafety Commissioner over X
Social media platform tried to wriggle out on a technicality. -
Deepfake abuse law ‘doesn’t go far enough’
Advocates say AI makes harmful content easier to create. -
e-Safety Commissioner drops case against X
Platform celebrates win for ‘freedom of speech’. -
Australia’s long road to age verification
Social media bans won’t be a ‘snap thing’. -
X scores win as ban on Sydney stabbing video lifts
Court refuses to extend injunction. -
X threatens to sue Australian govt over removal notice
ESafety Commissioner stands firm. -
Tech giants cop legal notices over terrorism content
eSafety Commissioner demands answers. -
AI-generated abuse content banned in Australia
Search engines must remove such images from search results. -
X shedding safety staff, reinstating banned accounts
eSafety Commissioner says it’s the perfect storm. -
Government flags GenAI safety rules
To be captured by updated Basic Online Safety Expectations. -
New industry standards mandate scanning for illicit content
Tech giants have to actively remove ‘worst of the worst’ material. -
Sexually explicit content being produced by students
eSafety announces push to curb harms of generative AI. -
Keeping Women Safe Online: Online dating
Dating apps blamed for high rates of sexual violence, stalking, and assault.