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UK Regulator Requires Social Media Companies to Combat Viral Illegal Content
9 Haziran 2026The Guardian
- The UK regulator Ofcom has mandated social media platforms to implement emergency measures to prevent the viral spread of illegal content. This decision comes in response to rising concerns about misinformation, particularly following the police response to the killing of Henry Nowak.
- Platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok are required to establish a 'crisis protocol' to manage the dissemination of dangerous content during critical times.
- The move by Ofcom reflects a broader trend among regulators worldwide to impose stricter controls on social media platforms amid increasing public concern about the impact of misinformation on society. The aftermath of the 2024 summer riots highlighted the urgent need for effective measures to combat the rapid sprea…
- Ofcom's directive underscores a growing recognition of the role social media plays in amplifying misinformation, especially in the wake of violent incidents. By enforcing crisis protocols, regulators aim to hold platforms accountable for the content shared on their networks.
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