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Ofcom drops OnlyFans probe into underage user access
The regulator first opened an investigation into the adult-only subscription site in May last year.
Royal Mail set to ditch second class Saturday deliveries under Ofcom plans
The regulator said it was also planning to cut delivery targets to bring them more in line with other European markets.
Almost 11 million people hit by post delays over Christmas – Citizens Advice
The worst-hit region for letter delays in the past month was the South East, with 27% of people not receiving post on time.
Meta’s ‘bonfire’ of safety policies a danger to children, charity says
The Molly Rose Foundation has warned social media risks becoming a haven for harmful content if safety regulation is not bolstered.
Starmer hints at tougher laws to block ‘tidal wave of violence’ online
Sir Keir Starmer said Southport killer Axel Rudakubana trawled the internet for extreme violent content before the atrocity.
Telecoms bills must now be in pounds and pence format to end ‘nasty surprises’
Phone, broadband and pay TV providers are now banned from linking price rises to future rates of inflation.
Age verification to be required on any site hosting pornography, Ofcom says
The online safety regulator has published new guidance as it prepares to start enforcing the Online Safety Act.
Hollyoaks and Grange Hill creator says courage has gone out of broadcasting
TV writer Sir Phil Redmond said social media is the ‘big issue’ children are facing nowadays.
Competition tribunal dismisses £1.3 billion class action claim against BT
Collective Action on Land Lines founder Justin Le Patourel had sought between £300 and £400 in compensation for more than three million customers.
Julia Hartley-Brewer’s row with Palestinian politician saw most Ofcom complaints
The exchange came on TalkTV in January.