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Paul Keegan

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Journalist, literary collaborator, co-author, "BALANCING ACTS: Unleashing the Power of Creativity in your Life and Work” with Daniel Lamarre of Cirque du Soleil
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UK Government shifts focus to tackle unsafe digital design

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By Paul Keegan
| 5rightsfoundation.com
The UK Government will target harmful digital features in new legislation to keep children safe online, putting responsibility on companies to make the digital world safe by design. On Sunday, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy announced that Companies will be able to come off the list of services restricted for under-16s if they make their platforms safer for children.
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TikTok held accountable with £12.7m fine for misusing children’s data

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By Paul Keegan
| 5rightsfoundation.com
After three years, TikTok has agreed to pay the £12.7 million fine in the UK for unlawfully processing children’s data. This case shows why the Age Appropriate Design Code must be given statutory force. TikTok has withdrawn its appeal and agreed to pay the £12.7 million fine imposed by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in 2023 for breaches of data protection law relating to children’s personal data.
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New Australian law to mandate safety-by-design

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By Paul Keegan
| 5rightsfoundation.com
Australia is proposing new safety-by-design duties for digital services, putting the onus on companies to assess and mitigate risks to children. Less than a year since passing the Social Media Minimum Age Act that spawned scores of copy-cat laws around the world, the Australian government has released new draft legislation putting the onus on digital service providers to provide a safe online environment, setting minimum standards for the features and tools they use.
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