Just over 550,000 people in the UK signed a petition calling for the repeal of the Online Safety Act, prompting a debate on Monday in a mostly-empty Westminster Hall. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, Big Brother Watch and Index on Censorship have echoed

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UK debated OSA: They tripled down on it Chud 12/17/25 (Wed) 19:33:30 №18933 [Quote]

Just over 550,000 people in the UK signed a petition calling for the repeal of the Online Safety Act, prompting a debate on Monday in a mostly-empty Westminster Hall. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, Big Brother Watch and Index on Censorship have echoed the call.

They ignored the petition and doubled down.

Given that nearly 3 million people signed a petition calling for the UK government to abandon its plans for a mandatory national digital ID, and that seems unlikely, the less ambitious framing may stand a greater chance of yielding change.

There's gonna be global Digital ID

https://www.biometricupdate.com/202512/uk-mps-debate-evolution-of-online-safety-act-reject-repeal-petition

Chud 12/17/25 (Wed) 19:39:18 №18934 [Quote]

video embedded covers the debate.

there's not enough noise about digital id and internet censorship.

they want to shortcircuit the media to improve government ratings. thats retards democracy. youre gonna die to wake up in hell.

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