Ofcom fines porn site operator £600k for Online Safety Act breaches
UK communications regulator Ofcom has issued a £600,000 fine to a company operating four pornographic websites for breaches of the Online Safety Act. This action marks a key enforcement of new legislation aimed at online content providers.
Key Takeaways
- Ofcom issued a £600,000 fine to a company that runs four pornographic websites.
- The penalty was issued for breaches of the Online Safety Act.
- The case marks an enforcement action by the UK communications regulator against online content providers.
Why It Matters
This is a concrete test of how Ofcom will enforce the Online Safety Act against adult-content operators, not just issue guidance. The action shows the UK regulator is using financial penalties against a company running four pornographic websites, which raises the compliance stakes for online content providers. For the wider streaming and digital-video ecosystem, it is another signal that content governance obligations are moving from policy to enforcement. Watch for any further Ofcom fines under the same law, especially whether additional operators are named and penalized.
Read full article at computing.co.uk
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