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Heres the guidance companies should be following:

[Guidance on content harmful to children](https://www.ofcom.org.uk/siteassets/resources/documents/consultations/category-1-10-weeks/statement-protecting-children-from-harms-online/main-document/guidance-on-content-harmful-to-children.pdf?v=395445)

Its worth reading it and challenging them if you think they are overdoing it. Reddit is ridiculous for it making all NSFW subs age restricted. Having the information to hand will make you complaint that much more impactful.

To be clear the legislation says its for companies to identify harmful content themselves then, it specifies that harmful content is to be age restricted. The guidance is to help them define what is harmful content, it doesn’t go into details about how to restrict access to the content. Illegal content is handled in a separate guidance document and the legislation requires companies to remove it so is separate to the age restrictions.

This is my main thing with the Online Safety Bill, the data stuff is bad enough, but now people aren’t getting the full picture because the government doesn’t want them to see it.

The government are going to start censoring posts and articles that are critical of them, maybe the person who wrote it is thrown in prison for a few years for daring to criticise the government? Let’s not act like any other party would be any different, either.

I’m just wondering ***”Why isn’t this on the BBC News? It seems a pretty important thing to just put on the website and nowhere else.”***

Well. If you want to protect kids – blocking real time wars and atrocities would fit the bill, no? Either way, get a VPN, folks. I like my 1984 in book form only.