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Online Safety Bill - Lords committee stage
The Online Safety Bill is continuing its progress through committee stage in the House of Lords. This stage differs from a Commons...

Stephen Kinsella
May 31, 20236 min read
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New report on fraud, fake accounts, and the User Verification Duty
Clean Up The Internet has today published a new report, “Making it by faking it: How fraudsters exploit fake social media accounts to...

David Babbs
Apr 25, 20232 min read
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Meta’s “Meta Verifed” pilot - some initial analysis
On 17th March, an announcement from Meta appeared to confirm that “Meta Verified”, Meta’s paid-for verification service, is in the...

Stephen Kinsella
Mar 29, 202311 min read
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Looking back on 2022
For the UK’s online safety agenda, 2022 was a year where much was discussed but not enough changed. In Westminster, there were numerous...

Stephen Kinsella
Jan 3, 20235 min read
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What do Elon Musk’s “Blue Tick” experiments mean for the UK’s Online Safety Bill?
“Blue Ticks”, user verification, impersonation, identity concealment and deception have been prominent themes of Musk’s first few weeks...

Stephen Kinsella
Nov 24, 20229 min read
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Reflections on the inquest into the death of Molly Russell
Many politicians have identified the Online Safety Bill as the opportunity to implement the lessons which have been learnt from the inquest

David Babbs
Nov 4, 20226 min read
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