The Online Safety Act

[tommye]

I presume that DMs are not private and can be viewed by moderators too?

I took a few weeks off the forum and had a message from another member asking if all was OK which I appreciated very much (I was thoroughly fed up of Everton and wanted a bit of an online detox). It would be a shame to throw the baby out with the bathwater and lose things like that.

Did you get the knob pics I sent?

 

[Yarrgh]

Did you get the knob pics I sent?

Shhhhhh.

Had them put on giant canvases and are fantastic conversation pieces at my sophisticated soirées.

 

[chrismpw]

I presume that DMs are not private and can be viewed by moderators too?

I took a few weeks off the forum and had a message from another member asking if all was OK which I appreciated very much (I was thoroughly fed up of Everton and wanted a bit of an online detox). It would be a shame to throw the baby out with the bathwater and lose things like that.

You're right.

The online safety bill is likely to dehumanise this social contact for the majority that don't abuse it.

Every time politicians get involved with the Internet, they make it worse.

 

[perth_blue]

They can't, unless reported.



I don't think we'll need to. I'm pretty sure as a small site, we don't need to;

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^ That's not us.

We already have Cloudflare too, so we can always just enable this;

CSAM Scanning Tool

Scan cached content for child sexual abuse material.

developers.cloudflare.com

Would like to think if any member posted abhorrent pictures of children, it would be reported, and people would bally up and do a run through of the sicko's house.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Would like to think if any member posted abhorrent pictures of children, it would be reported, and people would bally up and do a run through of the sicko's house.

Thats referring to scans of private messages.