I believe this is satire. I desperately hope that this is satire.

In the last couple of days, I’ve seen a lot of British people asking “why shouldn’t an American company which only has American employees, only has American servers, and only conducts business inside the United States, simply follow British law?” Of course, one could equally

OFCOM: I can take enforcement action against them overseas. INTERNET: So can any regulator; but will they come when you summon them? -- Elsewhere, I was explaining this all to a very techie old friend over dinner and simply said: "Ofcom are suing 4chan." He laughed. .

The Rest Is Politics ALASTAIR CAMPBELL Rory Stewart It is disappointing to hear Rory Stewart (~00:36:20 for ~2m) squarely explaining how Gov't blindly forms policy for Farmers only to be surprised by NFU pushback — yet not apply the same pattern to reception of the #OnlineSafetyAct. Cc: NordVPN 🙂 x.com/RestIsPolitics…

Reality is going to catch up to the UK's political establishment on the topic of the OSA whether they like it or not. America will repel the overreach; they will look for domestic targets instead; they will realize there are few/none.

This. Bluesky is not yet a meme generator on the scale of OldTwitter or 4chan, but it is starting to show promise.

One day the Online Safety Act will be as beloved as GDPR

Every time an academic paper equates online platform with algorithmically curated social media, somewhere a fairy dies. #DutyOfCare #RiskCreatingFunctionality

True.