US EditionWritten Evidence: Priorities for Keeping Women and Girls Safe Online
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Written Evidence: Priorities for Keeping Women and Girls Safe Online
We submitted written evidence to Ofcom on where technology firms can do more to improve women and girls’ online safety For women and girls, our online world can be a hostile and dangerous place. Online spaces can facilitate online domestic abuse, silence women who wish to express themselves, and create communities where misogynistic views thrive. The Online Safety Act requires Ofcom to produce guidance on how online service providers can take ac…
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