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Can Wikipedia Survive the Online Safety Act?
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August 12, 2025
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9:28Now PlayingThe Online Safety Act is here—and Wikipedia may be in the crosshairs. In this video, we unpack how the UK online safety law empowers Ofcom to push platforms toward age verification, risk assessments, and aggressive content moderation. What counts as "harmful"? Who decides? And how could a "UK-safe" internet quietly become the global default? We explore the tension between free speech, transparency, and safety: from age gates and ID checks to duty of care, brand safety, and behind-the-scenes removals.
Using Wikipedia as a case study, we ask whether open editing and talk-page
transparency can survive thick compliance checklists—and why U.S. First Amendment norms may still feel the ripple effects. If you care about digital rights, privacy, and how platforms govern speech, this one's for you. Smash like, drop your take in the comments, and share if you think these rules shouldn't be decided in the dark.
#OnlineSafetyAct #Wikipedia #FreeSpeech #Ofcom #UKOnlineSafety #Censorship #AgeVerification #FirstAmendment #DigitalRights #InternetFreedom #ContentModeration #Privacy #TechPolicy #OpenInternet #policydebates
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