Latest news and stories about child protection in technology in Portugal for expats and residents.
Over 2,400 organisations are warning of severe child protection risks following the expiration of the European legal framework for monitoring online child sexual abuse.
The PSD will submit a bill proposing age verification at social media account creation to enforce a ban on under-13s and restrict access for under-16s. The measure, described as sensible and largely inevitable in an editorial, aims to protect children and reduce pressures such as the pursuit of likes, though it raises practical enforcement and privacy concerns about verification methods.
Several companies express “deep concern” over the deadlock in negotiations with the EU, warning that the end of the legal basis could jeopardise the detection and reporting of child sexual abuse.
A study released by the Finnish organization Protect Children takes a journey into the minds of predators, in a world where technology makes life easier than ever for those who consume and produce child sexual abuse content.
On Monday, the PSD submitted to parliament a bill to curb free access to social media and other platforms for children up to the age of 16, making parental or legal guardian consent mandatory. The bill, which aims to establish “measures to protect children in digital environments”, is sponsored by ...
The European leader said she was shocked by the sexualisation of children in Musk's AI.
The spokesperson for technological sovereignty said the executive detected that the artificial intelligence tool had generated “antisemitic content” and “sexual images of children”.
