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4chan website fined by Ofcom for failing to protect children from seeing pornography
Ofcom fined 4chan £520,000 for failing to implement effective age checks and risk assessments under the UK's Online Safety Act, with daily penalties starting April 2.
- Ofcom, the UK online safety regulator, has fined the US messaging platform 4Chan £520,000 for failing to comply with the Online Safety Act.
- A lawyer representing 4Chan responded to Ofcom's demand with an AI-generated cartoon image of a hamster, stating that 4Chan's conduct is protected by the First Amendment in the US.
- Ofcom said companies are not allowed to sell unsafe content to children in the UK, and the digital world should be no different in protecting youngsters.
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4Chan fined £450,000 by Ofcom for not protecting children from pornography
The regulator said the online forum did not have age checks in place to deter young users.
·London, United Kingdom
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