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📢 NEW Online Safety Rules in the UK!
This week, Ofcom—the UK’s online safety regulator—has introduced strong new measures to protect children from harmful online content. From age checks to algorithm changes, platforms now have legal responsibilities to keep young users safe. But is it enough?

👦👧 What’s changing?

Age verification to block access to adult content

Safer algorithm feeds to avoid promoting harmful topics

Quick response times to remove dangerous or abusive content

More controls for children: mute/block, disable comments, report content

Named safety officers on platforms + annual safety reviews

📌 These laws apply to ANY platform accessible to UK children—regardless of where it's based.

🎥 Ofcom also released explainer videos to help parents, children, and educators understand the changes.

🔍 In this video:

Breakdown of Ofcom’s new online safety regulations

What platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube must now do

Parent responsibilities vs. platform duties

Why this isn’t about banning children from social media

Personal opinion on parenting in a digital world

What YOU can do to support safer internet use

💬 Your Turn!
Do you think these changes go far enough? Should governments or platforms be doing more to protect kids online? Drop your thoughts in the comments below 👇

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