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    Ofcom sets out guidance on protecting children from online pornography

    by Martyn Landi Dec 05, 2023 2 minutes
    Source: PA Wire

    Websites that display or publish pornographic content will be required to use age assurance measures such as credit card checks and photo ID matching on users under the Online Safety Act.

    Online safety regulator Ofcom has published draft guidance for platforms on how to protect children from pornography to ensure firms comply with the new internet

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