Meta, TikTok, X lose legal challenge against UK watchdog over online safety data demands
- Meta, TikTok, and X lost their High Court challenge against Ofcom’s information requests under the Online Safety Act.
- Ofcom ordered the platforms to provide detailed content-moderation data, including removed and restricted posts and users exposed to harmful content.
- The companies described the requests as an unprecedented regulatory burden, while X called its request the most burdensome it had received from any regulator.
- Ofcom can fine companies up to 10% of their global turnover for the most serious breaches, while Meta has a separate challenge related to fees and penalties.
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Meta, TikTok, X lose legal challenge against UK watchdog over online safety data demands
Meta , TikTok and X on Friday lost a legal challenge against British regulator Ofcom over the amount of information it is demanding they provide under Britain's nascent online safety regime.
Ofcom Gets Green Light to Demand Tech Giants' Data
Meta, TikTok and X have lost their High Court challenge against Ofcom over how much information the quango can demand from them under the Online Safety Act. A big win for the self-appointed internet sheriffs… In February, Ofcom ordered the platforms to hand over detailed content moderation data, including how many posts they removed or…
Meta, Tiktok, X lose legal challenge against UK regulator Ofcom over online safety demands
Meta, TikTok and X argued that the notices requesting detailed content moderation metrics create unprecedented regulatory burdens, but their case was rejected by London's High Court.
Meta, TikTok dhe X humbën të premten një defidë ligjore kundër regularité britanik Ofcom mbe sasină e informazioniquë ai kërkon që at të japin si pas regjimit tëri te sécurisë online të britanië. Sfida është njënga të parat në lidhje Aktin e Segurisë Online të vit 2023, and cili vous vous vous sè standard më [...] The post Meta, TikTok dhe X humbasin padinë kundër organiz mbretëqyrës të Mbretërisë së Bashkuar appeared first on Euronews Albania.
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