Senior executives of online platforms could face large fines, or jail sentences, if they don’t comply with new rules proposed in the forthcoming Online Safety Bill. If passed, the bill could see social networks fined 10% of their global turnover if they fail to remove harmful content, such as revenge porn, human trafficking and fraud. Currently, platforms…
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