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Online safety law MASSIVELY backfires

A new British law, the Online Safety Act (2023) has come into effect, meaning Britons will now have to upload ID or have their identity verified if they want to access a swathe of websites, from adult sites, to reddit, to Discord, to even possibly Wikipedia. There's already been incredible fallout as British people, and websites, struggle to understand what they can access and how, and there's also been widespread backlash from a range of people, including internet data experts, left wing internet freedom advocates and... Nigel Farage?! Scroll Deep has all the info you need, in one handy place. Vine: Six Seconds That Changed The World https://vine-six-seconds-that.captiva... Subscribe for MORE: https://bit.ly/2KBipS9 Welcome to Scroll Deep, the show that keeps up with all the latest goings on so you don't have to, because who has time to keep up with all this internet? Me, apparently. Formerly YouTuber News (RIP). Keep in touch at ♪ :   / scrolldeep   🐦:   / scrolldeep   📸:   / capitalbuzz