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Writing from the team behind Oscar on online safety regulation, the effectiveness of safety technology, and what regulators expect next.
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Meta and YouTube found liable for addictive design. What it means for platforms.
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube liable for deliberately building addictive platforms that harmed a child user. The case for safety governance no longer rests on fines and reputation alone. Civil liability at scale is now a third pillar.
Read more →Children's access to online services: a governance framework for compliance
"Likely to be accessed by children?" Children's access is shaping global online safety regulation. Here is how platforms can assess access in a defensible, regulator-ready way.
Online Safety Act compliance: a framework for better risk assessments
What we learned from reviewing Ofcom's response to platforms' first attempts at Online Safety Act risk assessments, distilled into eight steps that meet the regulator's expectations.
The Children's Risk Assessment deadline has arrived. What you need to know.
In-scope services must now demonstrate they have assessed the risks their platforms pose to children, and taken action to mitigate them. We break down what the Children's Risk Assessment involves and who it applies to.