Dropsafe

by Alec Muffett

Tag: censorship

Someone asked me to describe the circumstances which brought about the Online Safety Act

2025/08/17
“With only 4 votes against, the continued opposition to the Online Safety Act is now overwhelmingly a Young Liberals policy”

2025/08/16
We have a duty of care to speak out against the Online Safety Act | LibDem Voice

2025/08/16
Could some journalist please ask PornHub on the record *why* they block access due to age verification in nearly half of the USA, however they embrace it in the UK?

2025/08/16
The Online Safety Act risks making everyone less safe | Index on Censorship

2025/08/16
The Online Safety Act censors dissent, while letting paedophiles roam free | Telegraph | …for once someone speaks the quiet part out loud in a right-wing forum

2025/08/15
Wow: subreddit r/osawars — discussion of pros and cons of the UK Online Safety Act — has been banned from Reddit

2025/08/15
I’m sorry, but the solution to Online Safety Act Age-Verification age-gating & censorship blocks is *not* to call on platforms to “ban the UK”; here I shall respectfully explain why…

2025/08/15
Online Safety Act was botched from the start | The Times

2025/08/15
James Baker of @OpenRightsGroup: son is using East Anglia fishing videos to circumvent Google’s AI age verification profiling

2025/08/13
I’m amazed that this proposal got past both the Home Office & DSIT who presumably would first and foremost see it as potential destruction of evidence…

2025/08/13
Westminster is hoping that all the fuss about the OSA is going to die down, because it’s just a bunch of nerds; in the meantime American senators are starting to say shit like this:

2025/08/12