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Far-reaching powers over Internet access are being rushed through.

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    Far-reaching powers over Internet access are being rushed through.

    Last minute amendments have been shoved into the UK Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill.

    Ministers will be able to force anyone over 13 to use unsafe and unregulated age-ID services to access whatever content the government wants.

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    13 year olds could be compelled to use unregulated age verification

    Last minute amendments to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill will have huge implications for freedom of expression and privacy in the UK, Open Rights Group has warned.

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    #ageverification #privacy #freedomofexpression #internet #ukpolitics #ukpol

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      Far-reaching powers over Internet access are being rushed through.

      Last minute amendments have been shoved into the UK Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill.

      Ministers will be able to force anyone over 13 to use unsafe and unregulated age-ID services to access whatever content the government wants.

      Find out more ⬇️

      Link Preview Image
      13 year olds could be compelled to use unregulated age verification

      Last minute amendments to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill will have huge implications for freedom of expression and privacy in the UK, Open Rights Group has warned.

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      Open Rights Group (www.openrightsgroup.org)

      #ageverification #privacy #freedomofexpression #internet #ukpolitics #ukpol

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      Powers unhindered by UK Parliamentary scrutiny threaten freedom of expression.

      With no need to demonstrate harm to children, governments could do as they please.

      A Reform government could force ID checks to access LGBTQ content as part of their manifesto commitment “to end trans ideology” in schools.

      #ageverification #privacy #freedomofexpression #internet #ukpolitics #ukpol

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        Powers unhindered by UK Parliamentary scrutiny threaten freedom of expression.

        With no need to demonstrate harm to children, governments could do as they please.

        A Reform government could force ID checks to access LGBTQ content as part of their manifesto commitment “to end trans ideology” in schools.

        #ageverification #privacy #freedomofexpression #internet #ukpolitics #ukpol

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        The UK government has refused to regulate the ever-growing age verification industry.

        This is despite market leader Yoti being fined by the Spanish data protection authority for the way it handles personal data.

        Expanding the reach of age gates further across the Internet threatens privacy.

        #ageverification #privacy #freedomofexpression #internet #ukpolitics #ukpol

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          The UK government has refused to regulate the ever-growing age verification industry.

          This is despite market leader Yoti being fined by the Spanish data protection authority for the way it handles personal data.

          Expanding the reach of age gates further across the Internet threatens privacy.

          #ageverification #privacy #freedomofexpression #internet #ukpolitics #ukpol

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          ORG calls on UK MPs to support Amendment (e) proposed by Liberty.

          This would address some of the most pressing concerns about the proportionality of putting the Internet behind age-based ID checkpoints.

          We must focus on the root causes of online harms instead of creating greater risks in power grabs.

          #ageverification #privacy #freedomofexpression #internet #ukpolitics #ukpol

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