UK Proposes New Rules for Big Tech to Combat Online Scam Advertisers

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UK regulator Ofcom has proposed new measures under the Online Safety Act requiring major tech platforms like Facebook, X, and YouTube to ban scam advertisers.
The proposals aim to prevent fraudulent ads, protect users from scams, and ensure financial service ads have clearance.
Failure to comply could result in significant fines.

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UK regulator Ofcom has proposed new measures under the Online Safety Act requiring major tech platforms like Facebook, X, and YouTube to ban scam advertisers. The proposals aim to prevent fraudulent ads, protect users from scams, and ensure financial service ads have clearance. Failure to comply could result in significant fines.

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