Platforms will have to ensure robust systems are in place to minimise the exposure of children and young people to harmful content. — GIN TAY/The Straits Times/ANN
SINGAPORE: Online platforms will be legally required to take prompt action when users report harmful content and implement systems such as content filters to protect children as Singapore takes steps to counter growing online harm.
Unveiling plans for the new codes of practice, Minister for Communications and Information Josephine Teo told Parliament on Friday (March 4) that the aim is to raise the standard of online safety, in line with new laws enacted in recent times in Germany, Australia and Britain.
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