– Hundreds of thousands of people across the UK are currently without internet access, as major providers including Vodafone and BT face widespread outages.
Read More– Ofcom has provided an update on their enforcement activity under the Online Safety Act.
Read More– The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today confirmed that the legal tests have been met to designate Google with strategic market status (SMS) in general search and search advertising services.
Read More– Connectivity was restricted in stages on Monday, with the final phase impacting telephone services. The Taliban have previously expressed concerns over online pornography, and earlier this month, authorities severed fibre-optic connections to certain provinces, citing moral reasons.
Read MoreAs artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, so do the tactics of scammers who exploit this technology to deceive and defraud consumers. The American Bankers Association Foundation and the Federal Bureau of Investigation released a new infographic aimed at educating the public about the growing threat of deepfake scams.
Read More– The UK Government has issued the following briefing to clarify and better explain the Online Safety Act.
Read More– Ofcom has launched investigations into the compliance of four companies – which collectively run 34 pornography sites – with new age-check requirements under the UK’s Online Safety Act.
Read More– A petition on the UK government website to reapeal the Online Safety Act has almost 500000 signatures (as of 30-07-2025), but the UK government says it has no plans to repeal the Online Safety Act.
Read More– BT has been required to refund or credit £18 million to customers, following enforcement action by Ofcom.
Read More– Ofcom has said that sites and apps which allow harmful content must protect children from accessing it from the end of this week.
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