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Industry releases draft online safety codes, reveals eSafety concerns

Draft online safety codes rejected by the eSafety Commissioner earlier this month have been publicly released by Australia’s tech sector after concerns over the lack of transparency in the...

Online safety tsar rejects draft industry codes as inadequate

13 February 2023 | by James Riley

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has rejected proposed industry codes put forward by associations representing the online industry, sending the draft codes back to industry demanding that they address areas of...

‘Deeply concerning’: Almost no-one knows where to report online harm

14 November 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Nearly half of all Australian adults and children experience online harm, but barely any are reporting it to the organisation set up by the government to deal with it,...

eSafety Commissioner worried by Twitter changes under ‘chief twit’

8 November 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia’s online safety regulator has joined the mounting criticism of Elon Musk and revealed she has written to the Twitter chief to express her concern about the platform’s new...

eSafety Commissioner issues ‘please explain’ to tech giants

30 August 2022 | by Justin Hendry

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has ordered the tech giants behind some of the biggest social media and messaging apps to detail what measures they are taking to...

Digital platform regulators set priorities for the next year

29 June 2022 | by Brandon How

Digital transparency, the examination of algorithms and their impact, and increased collaboration between agencies have been identified as 2022-23 priorities for the Digital Platform Regulators Forum, a collective of...

Era of ‘tech exceptionalism’ must end: eSafety Commissioner

24 May 2022 | by Brandon How

Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has called on global regulators to end the “era of technological exceptionalism” and to recalibrate the “range of human rights” that play out...

Regulator to ‘closely watch’ Twitter following Musk takeover

26 April 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner will be “closely watching” Twitter to ensure it follows local privacy laws and regulations following news that tech billionaire Elon Musk will be buying the social...

‘Confusion, conflation and oversimplification’: eSafety Commissioner slams ‘anti-trolling’ bill

10 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The eSafety Commissioner has slammed the federal government’s so-called “anti-trolling” bill, saying it conflates several issues, has stirred confusion and oversimplifies important issues. eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant appeared...

eSafety Commissioner ‘worried’ about govt’s defamation reforms

3 February 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant is “worried” about the government’s so-called anti-trolling reforms, saying they could lead to vigilante justice and may confuse the public. Appearing before the...

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Industry releases draft online safety codes, reveals eSafety concerns

Online safety tsar rejects draft industry codes as inadequate

‘Deeply concerning’: Almost no-one knows where to report online harm

eSafety Commissioner worried by Twitter changes under ‘chief twit’

eSafety Commissioner issues ‘please explain’ to tech giants

Digital platform regulators set priorities for the next year

Era of ‘tech exceptionalism’ must end: eSafety Commissioner

Regulator to ‘closely watch’ Twitter following Musk takeover

‘Confusion, conflation and oversimplification’: eSafety Commissioner slams ‘anti-trolling’ bill

eSafety Commissioner ‘worried’ about govt’s defamation reforms

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