Offcom has launched investigations into two pornographic pornographic sites believed to be mistaken in the newly introduced child safety rules in the United Kingdom.
The organizations said that ITai Tech Ltd – which runs a site called “speed” – and has failed Score Internet Group LLC in detailing how children prevent access to their platforms.
Offcom It was announced in January In order to comply with the online safety law, all web sites that can be found pornography must provide “strong” techniques to examine age as of July.
She said that the two services they were achieving did not seem to have any effective mechanisms for age examination.
Companies that have found them are in violation of ACT facing huge fines.
The organizer said on Friday that many of the services that publish their porn content, as required, provided details of “very effective age guarantee methods” that they were planning to implement.
They added that this “reassuring” included some of the largest services that fall under the rules.
She said that a small number of services also fully banned UK users to prevent children from accessing them.
She added that ITai Tech Ltd and Score Internet Group LLC did not respond to her request for information or show that they have plans to enter life checks.
The “exhaustion” technology, which includes one of the company’s platforms, includes the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create the impression of the person’s clothes removal in a video or video.
The Children’s Commissioner recently called on the government to submit a complete ban on these artificial intelligence applications It can be used to create sexual explicit pictures for children.
Under the online safety law, the platforms that deploy their own porn content were to take steps to implement the ages of January.
This claim can include UK users to provide an image identifier or operate credit card checks.
but All websites that the user may face pornography is also required to show the durability of the measures he takes to check the age of users.
Offcom told BBC in January.
The rules are expected to change the way many adults in the UK will be used or face some digital services, such as pornographic sites.
“With the start of age tests in the coming months, adults will start noticing a difference in how to access certain services online,” said Damcom, CEO of Offes, in January.
In April, Discord said it would start a face test As a way to verify the ages of some users in the United Kingdom and Australia.
Experts said it was characterized by a “greater transformation” of platforms, as legislators around the world are looking to impose strict rules for Internet safety.
Critics suggest that such measures risk pushing young people to “darker corners” for the Internet, where there are smaller and less regulated sites that host more violent or clear materials.
