Dropsafe

by Alec Muffett

Tag: online safety act

…of course when Imgur self-censors itself out of the UK, it takes with it all of the websites that use it as a kind of CDN for OC

2025/09/30
Imgur blocks access to UK users after [ICO] proposed regulatory fine | BBC News

2025/09/30
Video: Thomas Pearson: the online safety actors coming for streamers

2025/09/23
Open Rights Group: “The Online Safety Act is coming for Streamers”

2025/09/22
The Guardian uses — and then hides/recants — photos of schoolgirl in article targeting fearful parents; perhaps we need a better conversation?

2025/09/22
Stuff that you don’t see on Reddit in the UK because you aren’t age verified

2025/09/19
With the Jimmy Kimmel saga, the media is learning what happens when you give a mouse a cookie | CNN Business

2025/09/19
Next time someone suggests that online platforms should be licensed remember that…

2025/09/19
I strongly suspect that Bluesky “content moderation” and “safety” is following the same trajectory that Facebook did, and that “distribution” excuses it…

2025/09/15
2015: “AI Images Look Ridiculously Fake” | 2025: “AI Images Look Ridiculously Real” | The solution to risk is education

2025/09/15
“Why does remy have such strongly held opinions on internet censorship?”

2025/09/14
If everyone (including kids) can see someone be literally assassinated on a podium as “news”, but require age verification for addiction recovery forums, maybe the online safety act tries to solve the wrong problem?

2025/09/13