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Epstein Safety Act laws Anonymous 07/04/26 (Sat) 15:58:58 6bf180 No.13654089

The Online Safety Act laws put the responsibility of policing illegal and harmful content on the online platforms. In the UK the Ofcom is responsible for setting the codes and enforcing compliance. UK is not the only country legislating the OSA, other countries are copy-pasting it into their laws, so it is spreading everywhere.

The OSA applies to "user-to-user" services and to "search" services, so a website's comment sections and social feeds fall under user-to-user and search bars and similar tools fall under search services. These definitions include Wordpress sites and other websites that have comment sections.

The UK is now running consultations to ban all news that is not mainstream news because traditional news does not have a strong presence on the internet and the risk of misinformation spreading. There are other laws like on device scanning on the way.

Literally every service and product is getting enshittified and lawmaker envy is overregulating everything that involves interaction.

What do you guys think of this? Shouldn't every website and app be talking and complaining about it?

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Anonymous 07/04/26 (Sat) 16:00:45 6bf180 No.13654090

Every country is doing this and everyone is affected. This thread should be pinned.

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Anonymous 07/04/26 (Sat) 20:16:10 387268 No.13654094

Similar how their female counterparts control men, example here:

>The 3 pillars are deception, manipulation and control.

https://youtu.be/YWQxaXLIIfw?si=Mi45j_d_PnpFc6Tq

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Anonymous 07/06/26 (Mon) 01:36:00 ffb360 No.13654132

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How did this happen in a working democracy? Why is the majority of the parliament in favor, why don't you just elect other deputies/parliamentarians? Russian

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Anonymous 07/06/26 (Mon) 02:58:32 7ee3b3 No.13654134

>>13654132

The government is legally allowed to ban whoever they consider dangerous in almost every EU country, and most of them used this at least once?

Then, there is the less common option of a suddenly discovered crime… or a sudden death… But they mostly manage to ensure that all runners work for the same boss, so such options are rarely used even when the people hate their government with a passion… Which isn't that uncommon nowadays.

Well… I don't think anyone with a brain thought the people could just rule themselves, so the purpose of democracy was more like to force the government to consider the well-being of the people more often… And it seemed to work for some time…

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Anonymous 07/07/26 (Tue) 00:56:28 acda2f No.13654143

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The Tates are a part of the problem. Imagine you're a law maker and you come home after lunch with some lobbies and you find your young adult son or nephew watching Andrew Tate clips on TikTok. Andrew Tate hacked the algorithm to get billions of views and got it in the full view of law maker envy. Now they're legislating taking control of the social media algorithm to the benefit of the legacy media that the Tates used to mock.

The censorship laws are getting copy-pasted across the planet.

>>13654134

>I don't think anyone with a brain thought the people could just rule themselves,

I don't think the problem is with the people at all. They don't mind working and being productive… if you go and do a google search, pretty much any service you can imagine has someone offering it for a price. If you have the money, you can get anything you want within reason.

The problem is mostly from above, there are too many scandals, too much corruption, every product or platform is decaying* and everything is being unnecessarily over-regulated. They're fucking up too much doing the things that they shouldn't be doing. Dreams of bug protein and non-ownership by incompetents who have to get antibiotics in secret for their fuck-ups. They've destroyed the paychecks and now you're not going to own your own possessions anymore. It's unreasonable.

The irony is that the thing keeping it all in check and preventing the scandals from going too far, free speech, is getting targeted. If it gets regulated, the greed and the incompetence just gets bolder… the negative feedback loop will loosen and break. If you take a paycheck or depend on any system, the future doesn't look good.

*When businesses make everything shit for consumers for gains in profit margins and to serve business customers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification

>And it seemed to work for some time…

It was good for a while, but they have hacks now. We need more checks.

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Anonymous 07/07/26 (Tue) 10:41:14 d9d2e7 No.13654148

You could have fairer systems or you could have corrupt people use tech to micromanage society. It's your call, life will continue to evolve anyway.

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Anonymous 07/09/26 (Thu) 03:28:48 d98385 No.13654196

Great… they're creating slide threads on a low activity boards now >>13654107

What chance is there? It's over for things like free speech and rights and doing things properly and fairness.

>>13654132

>How did this happen in a working democracy?

It's happening and it's happening fast.

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Anonymous 07/09/26 (Thu) 05:35:58 387268 No.13654200

More bad news they probably want you pay the jewessses of world:

https://youtu.be/Tpu6WFjOGS8?si=qkkav_kNP6RQRon0

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