Ireland's Big Tech regulator, Coimisiún na Meán, is under scrutiny as minister Patrick O'Donovan criticizes the current regulatory framework. He emphasizes the need for stronger enforcement, suggesting that social media platforms must face dire consequences, including potential criminal charges for neglecting child safety online. This call for accountability highlights the deep-rooted issues within the digital realm, where the minister characterized the sector as having 'lots of carrots and no sticks,' indicating a lack of proper deterrents against negligent practices.
Patrick O'Donovan highlighted the shortcomings in the regulation of social media, stating the system is characterized by 'lots of carrots and no sticks', which fails to enforce accountability.
The minister expressed a desire for social media platforms to face criminal charges for failing to protect children online, reiterating his view of the sector as fraught with negligence.
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