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Digital Duty of Care next step in Australia’s world-leading reforms
Preventing Tech-based Abuse Of Women And Children 12 October
Digital Duty of Care must include a right for compensation
$3.5 million to prevent tech-based abuse of women and girls
Preventing Tech-based Abuse Of Women And Children
BOYCE OPPOSES LABOR’S DIGITAL DUTY OF CARE BILL IN ITS CURRENT FORM
Stronger Online Safety Laws Pass
Australia Doubles Down On Social Media Law
Doubling Down On Brave Deal To Save Our Children
Don’t Get Sold Scam
Young Males Increasingly Targeted In Online Image Abuse
$15.6 million lost to investment scams in South Australia
eSafety secures court-enforceable undertaking from Roblox to do more to protect Australian kids from grooming and sexual exploitation
Early insights from eSafety’s comprehensive evaluation project
Statement on eSafety Commissioner’s enforcement action against Telegram
School Photo Posts Vulnerable To Emerging AI Threat
Healthy digital habits start early, new eSafety research shows
eSafety report reveals Big Tech blind spots in protecting children and young adults from sexual extortion
Another three ‘nudifying’ services go dark in Australia as regulatory pressure mounts over child safety concerns
Swipe right for sextortion: eSafety unmasks ‘sexy’ scam artists
X Corp penalised after failing to fully comply with transparency notice about child sexual exploitation material
eSafety takes action against another major ‘nudify’ service for failing to protect Australian children
Tackling Online Harm In Australian Sport
eSafety asks gaming giants what they are doing to prevent grooming and radicalisation
Roblox Responds To Australia’s Safety Warnings
Tech giants warned – step up on social media laws or face significant fines
Five social media platforms flagged for compliance issues
eSafety report shows AI companions are putting children at risk
Manosphere to man: how talking helps boys resist bad influencers
Online safety codes introduce real-world protections for children online
ESafety Statement On Baumgarten Matter
eSafety begins evaluation of Australia’s world-first social media minimum age
Roblox on notice over ongoing concerns about online child grooming
eSafety report shows while tech giants have made some progress they still have a long way to go in stamping out online…
4.7 Million Accounts Deactivated, Removed Or Restricted
Platforms restrict access to 4.7 million under-16 accounts across Australia
eSafety raises concerns about misuse of Grok to generate sexualised content
New resources to help First Nations communities stay well connected during social media delay
​Helping hand for regional families navigating social media delay
Australia Makes History With Social Media Minimum Age
Protecting Australian Kids From Social Media Harm
eSafety publishes guidance ahead of new codes coming into force to protect Australian kids from harmful content
Australia and Ireland deepen international cooperation on online harms
Design failures make smart cars a new weapon for violent partners
eSafety action prevents services ‘nudifying’ Australian school children
Helping Parents Set ‘new Normal’ For Social Media
Twitch Assessed As Age-restricted Social Media Platform
Telegram Discontinues Its Federal Court Challenge To ESafety Reporting Notice