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- The UK’s Online Safety Act, designed to protect children from harmful content, is criticized for enabling censorship beyond its scope.
- Critics say the laws, though aimed at extreme material, risk broader restrictions on free speech.
- The Free Press notes that even its own content has faced censorship under this law.
- Observers warn that regulatory power may prioritize control over protection, echoing lessons about vigilance against tyranny.
