"Tech firms will be ordered to remove revenge porn within 48 hours or risk being fined or banned from the UK under proposed laws announced by ministers. Through an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill, the government will make it a legal requirement for companies to take down intimate images shared without a victim's consent no more than 48 hours after it is flagged to them,"
"If they fail to do, they would face large fines of up to 10 per cent of their global revenue or risk having their services blocked in the UK. Sir Keir Starmer said he was putting tech firms on notice by implementing the measures, which could see companies such as X face large fines of up to 10 per cent or having their services blocked in the UK if they fail to comply."
Journalists are deployed to developing stories on reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech to parse facts from messaging. Donations fund reporters on the ground and enable journalists to speak to both sides while keeping reporting free of paywalls. Quality journalism is presented as a public good that should be available to everyone and paid for by those who can afford it. Proposed UK legislation would require companies to remove intimate images shared without consent within 48 hours of being flagged, with penalties including fines up to 10 percent of global revenue or blocking of services for noncompliance.
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