Sri Lanka’s controversial new law to regulate online content comes into force

Spain bats for age verification tech for children to protect them from adult online content

The European Union (EU) has rejected Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's white paper on online content regulation, saying the social networking platform must take responsibility for harmful, fake and illegal content. Zuckerberg on February 17 pushed forward a white paper titled "Charting a Way Forward: Online Content Regulation" that builds on recent developments, including legislative efforts and scholarship.

EU rejects Facebook CEO's offer on regulating online content

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Sri Lanka’s controversial new law to regulate online content comes into force

Spain bats for age verification tech for children to protect them from adult online content

EU rejects Facebook CEO's offer on regulating online content