Australias proposed Digital Duty of Care legislation could force Google to block under-18s from Gmail and other private services, a company policy head warned.
A proposed Australian internet law could force Google to block under-18s from using its Gmail service, an Australia-based company policy head said on Monday, underscoring an industry warning that...
Australia's new internet policy may hold companies accountable for combating harmful content, imposing hefty fines for non-compliance. Google has warned that this could lead to strict age...
Online companies and free speech advocates say the law could give regulators too much discretion to decide what is harmful, placing pressure on platforms to take down content
Australia's new internet safety bill may require strict age verification, potentially preventing under-18s from accessing Gmail, warns Google.
Google has cautioned that Australia's proposed internet safety bill might necessitate blocking under-18s from accessing Gmail due to strict age verification requirements.
Google has warned that a proposed Australian online safety law could force it to block under-18s from Gmail. A company policy chief raised the concern at a Senate hearing on Monday, Reuters...
According to Reuters, YouTube's Australia and New Zealand policy head Rachel Lord raised the concern at a Senate hearing on November 9. She said provisions requiring age checks where children risk...
Australia’s proposed Digital Duty of Care law is intended to make the internet safer for children. But Google has warned that its broad provisions could force platforms to restrict under-18s from...
A section aimed at keeping children from porn could reach Gmail, the tech giant has told senators.
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