PM: Ofcom needs to 'get on and implement' Online Safety Act
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PM: Ofcom needs to 'get on and implement' Online Safety Act
The prime minister underscores the importance of the Online Safety Act in addressing concerns like online bullying, exposure to pornography, and the promotion of self-harm.
Mr Sunak stresses the urgency for Ofcom to “get on and implement all the things in [the act].
Report by Covellm.
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