Online Safety Act ‘missing vital opportunity’ on suicide content

The charity Samaritans has warned the current plans for enforcing the strictest content rules will leave ‘small but dangerous’ forums untouched.

Samaritans said the Act does not go far enough — Samaritans said the Act does not go far enough (Tim Goode/PA)

By Martyn Landi, PA Technology Correspondent

February 11, 2025 at 0:01am GMT

Online Safety Act ‘missing vital opportunity’ on suicide content

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