Fight to block child sexual abuse images unites peers and MPs in cross-party campaign
- All smartphones and tablets would be blocked from viewing or creating child sexual abuse material, under proposals to be put to parliament by a powerful cross-party alliance of peers and MPs.
- Technology companies would be required under the plans to install software on all devices sold in Britain to prevent people being able to see explicit images of children.
- Images and videos of child sexual abuse, including AI-generated material, would be instantly blurred, and livestreaming of abuse would become impossible.
Unverified
- All smartphones and tablets would be blocked from viewing or creating child sexual abuse material, under proposals to be put to parliament by a powerful cross-party alliance of peers and MPs.
- Technology companies would be required under the plans to install software on all devices sold in Britain to prevent people being able to see explicit images of children.
- Images and videos of child sexual abuse, including AI-generated material, would be instantly blurred, and livestreaming of abuse would become impossible.
Sources: Observer