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UK government warns big tech over nude images sent by children

UK government warns big tech over nude images sent by children
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The UK government has issued a three-month ultimatum to tech giants like Apple and Google to implement safety features preventing children from sending or receiving nude images. If companies fail to comply, the government intends to introduce legislation to mandate the technology.

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This represents a significant escalation in government efforts to regulate digital safety and protect minors from online exploitation.

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Tech giants must stop children in Britain from being able to send and receive nude images on their devices, or be forced to do so by law, the government said Monday.

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