As the task of the UK online security Act (Ossa) is to deal with illegal content, the Internet watchdog, ofcom, say that it has launched a new encourage program that focuses on online-sharing services. The regulator says the evidence shows shared files and file-file-file “mainly very easy” to be used to indicate children’s abuse material (CSAM). The enorder program will evaluate the steps provided in the board destination to prevent violations not distributing CSAM on the service. Ofcoming added that if you write “number” from the service, without the name of participating. This has been noted that the “official information request” will be delivered about the steps that have been taken or plan to apply CSAM. Will get them to send an unsatisfactory risk. Failed to comply with OSA can lead to major punishment – up to 10% of globalial turnover.
