Australia slaps AUD$610500 penalty on X for non-disclosure of child abuse content - News Summed Up

Australia slaps AUD$610500 penalty on X for non-disclosure of child abuse content


In a significant move to address child sexual exploitation online, the Australian eSafety Commissioner has levied a fine against X, a prominent microblogging platform backed by Elon Musk. A Call for Responsibility in the Digital AgeJulie Inman Grant, the eSafety Commissioner, has underscored the growing issue of child sexual exploitation online in Australia and globally. It was observed that Google was not adequately utilising its technologies to identify known child sexual exploitation content on its platforms. Grant reiterated the need for practical measures to align with business interests in addressing child sexual exploitation. Interestingly, Discord cited cost as a barrier to detecting child sexual exploitation in live streams, setting it apart from platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Twitch.


Source: Hindustan Times October 16, 2023 20:02 UTC



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