Online Safety Act

[Dovetail]

We arent going anywhere. I'll dig into it further, but we're already on it.

I do appreciate the concern!

 

[Rhossydd]

I would agree the Molly Russell case could be attributed to online words in a direct sense. But those directly to blame are the evil people who have posted the nonsense. Not Twitter itself.

Twitter published it and twitter's algorithms pushed the dangerous content onto her feed. They have responsibility for it.
Better moderation would have prevented her death.

Similarly other people have been driven to commit crimes of violence that they wouldn't have considered if they hadn't been deliberately exposed to lies and malicious content.

The radicals will just continue regardless of any laws anyway because they are fanatics who already don`t care about law and order or society at large.

So you haven't grasped that people can become radicals by exposure to material that they wouldn't otherwise have been exposed to.

 

[Sideways]

It’a clear from your comment that you’re not a supporter of free speech.

In case you hadn't noticed, your post's still here ;-)

 

[Ollie78]

Twitter published it and twitter's algorithms pushed the dangerous content onto her feed. They have responsibility for it.
Better moderation would have prevented her death.

Similarly other people have been driven to commit crimes of violence that they wouldn't have considered if they hadn't been deliberately exposed to lies and malicious content.

So you haven't grasped that people can become radicals by exposure to material that they wouldn't otherwise have been exposed to.

The algorithm just gives you what it thinks you want from previous interactions. If you click on 10 videos about cats it will keep sending you cat videos.

I know that people can become radicalised by what they are exposed to. Plenty of people have been radicalised before the internet as well, certain people are drawn to fanaticism.
You have to credit people with some intelligence and agency to think for themselves.