Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:42:06 PM No.213413156
>According to the Online Safety Act (OSA), social media sites and search engines are required to prevent minors from accessing content deemed โharmfulโโwhich has an extremely broad definition. It includes not only pornography, but also violent and hateful content.
>The United Kingdomโs Office of Communications (Ofcom) explains in detail what each category of prohibited content includes. Under the OSA, minors must be prohibited from accessing โ[c]ontent which realistically depicts serious violence against a fictional creature.โ Such a definition would prohibit minors from accessing many episodes of SpongeBob (if posted to social media), including but not limited to โNo Weenies Allowed.โ
https://www.rstreet.org/commentary/u-k-s-online-safety-act-censors-the-internet-a-preview-of-u-s-proposals/
Oi YOU GOT A LOISENSE TO WATCH THAT SPONGEBOB?!!!
>The United Kingdomโs Office of Communications (Ofcom) explains in detail what each category of prohibited content includes. Under the OSA, minors must be prohibited from accessing โ[c]ontent which realistically depicts serious violence against a fictional creature.โ Such a definition would prohibit minors from accessing many episodes of SpongeBob (if posted to social media), including but not limited to โNo Weenies Allowed.โ
https://www.rstreet.org/commentary/u-k-s-online-safety-act-censors-the-internet-a-preview-of-u-s-proposals/
Oi YOU GOT A LOISENSE TO WATCH THAT SPONGEBOB?!!!
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