New U.K. network security rules are now in effect, mandating user facial recognition to shield children from online dangers.
LONDON – The United Kingdom has officially rolled out new network security regulations, a significant move aimed at fortifying online spaces for younger users. These rules, implemented on the 25th, specifically require companies to adopt user facial recognition technology. The primary objective is to prevent children from being exposed to harmful online content.
What are the new U.K. network security regulations? The U.K. government has implemented new network security regulations requiring companies to use facial recognition to protect children from harmful online content.
The government is also reportedly planning a suite of other network regulations. These additional measures are intended to further bolster protections for child users across various online platforms.
Key Takeaways
- New network security regulations are in effect in the U.K. as of the 25th.
- Companies must now implement user facial recognition.
- The goal is to prevent children’s exposure to harmful online content.
- Further regulations for child user protection are planned.
