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• Thu, 26 Jun 2025 14:20:35 +0000: UK study shows 8% of children aged eight to 14 have viewed online pornography - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Ofcom says research shows need for stricter age checks being introduced in July, which most major sites have signed up to

  Nearly one in 10 children aged eight to 14 have watched online pornography, according to the UK’s communications watchdog, as most adult content providers gear up to adopt stronger age checks ahead of a 25 July deadline.

  Ofcom published research showing that 8% of children aged eight to 14 in the UK had visited an online pornography site or app over a month-long period. Boys aged 13 to 14 were the most likely viewers, with two out of 10 visiting adult sites.

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• Wed, 25 Jun 2025 16:03:23 +0000: The online ‘manosphere’ poses a real threat to society | Letter - Internet | The Guardian
  

  An article about Ofcom research into anti-feminist and misogynistic websites underestimated their influence, write Prof Veronika Koller, Dr Jessica Aiston, Dr Alexandra Krendel and Dr Mark McGlashan

  The harms associated with the “manosphere” have been addressed in lots of academic work, including our own, and it is encouraging to see Ofcom – tasked with making online platforms comply with the law on online safety – take an interest. However, having read Ofcom’s research and the Guardian’s article on it (Society may have overestimated risk of the ‘manosphere’, UK researchers say, 13 June), we wish to stress that the manosphere poses a very real risk to society and that underestimating the problem will only contribute to it.

  The research consisted of 39 interviews with people who have seen and/or created manosphere content. While there is value in such a study, both Ofcom and the Guardian acknowledge that those with more extreme views may refuse to participate. Interviewees may also aim to present themselves, and their community, in a more positive light, downplaying misogynistic views.

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• Wed, 25 Jun 2025 15:00:33 +0000: Dan Rath: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet) - Internet | The Guardian
  

  The comedian wants you to know he does not have social media. So this is a list of things he watches on his TV through YouTube in the middle of the night

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  I buy the Guardian from the newsagent. The digital seeps into the analogue so you can find out about trends through print media; you just get it a bit later. Last week I found out about twerking from reading the Economist.

  I wish technology had stopped in 1996 when it was good enough to play Mario Kart but not enough to ruin your life. I only need Microsoft Excel.

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• Tue, 24 Jun 2025 12:21:50 +0000: Google could be forced to change UK search as watchdog takes steps - Internet | The Guardian
  

  CMA proposes tightening regulation, which could lead to site giving users option to choose alternative services

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  Google could be forced to make a series of changes to its search business, including giving internet users an option to choose an alternative service, after the UK competition watchdog proposed tightening regulation of the company.

  The Competition and Market Authority is preparing to give the world’s largest search engine the designation “strategic market status”, a term for tech companies deemed to have considerable market heft that enables the watchdog to use extra powers to regulate them.

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• Sat, 21 Jun 2025 10:00:06 +0000: Recent US political violence aided by DIY murder tradecraft available on internet - Internet | The Guardian
  

  People locators, 3D weapon blueprints, tactical planning – all accessible on the web for potential attackers or terrorists

  A rash of recent assassinations have brought on congressional scrutiny and concern among law enforcement agencies who are wary of an age of political polarization turning deadly.

  But experts say the violence is as much a byproduct of the times as it is the easy accessibility to DIY murder tradecraft, evident in some high-profile slayings of late.

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