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UK Government to Introduce Legislation Following Apple and Google’s Failure to Block Child Nudity
The UK government plans to introduce legislation after Apple and Google failed to implement measures to block child nudity on their devices by a September 8, 2026 deadline. Secretary of State Lisa Nandy stated that the proposed law would impose fines and potential criminal liability on companies that do not comply. The legislation aims to enhance child protection in the digital space while addressing concerns about privacy and surveillance.
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The UK government plans to introduce legislation after Apple and Google failed to implement measures to block child nudity on their devices by a September 8, 2026 deadline. Secretary of State Lisa Nandy stated that the proposed law would impose fines and potential criminal liability on companies that do not comply. The legislation aims to enhance child protection in the digital space while addressing concerns about privacy and surveillance.
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