UK Online Safety: where to start and how DSA efforts compare LinkedIn Live
With the passing of the Digital Service Act (DSA) application deadline on 17 February 2024, some platforms will be breathing a sigh of relief at the end of the foundational phase of their compliance efforts. There is, however, no time to pause for those with UK users.
With wide extra-territorial scope, substantial fines of up to 10x global annual turnover, and the imminent close of Ofcom’s first consultation under the Online Safety Act (OSA), now is the time to start preparing for UK online safety compliance. There are some substantial differences to the DSA: in particular, many more services will need to take efforts where they permit user generated content or offer wider user-to-user functionality.
In this webinar, our speakers we will discuss:
- Which services are caught by the OSA
- What duties the OSA imposes
- Why DSA compliance efforts will not necessarily match UK requirements
- What work should companies be doing now
To secure your spot, kindly register using the RSVP button below. Please note you will be re-directed to the LinkedIn page this event is hosted on, you will need a LinkedIn account to watch the webinar live.
In this webinar, our speakers we will discuss:
- Which services are caught by the OSA
- What duties the OSA imposes
- Why DSA compliance efforts will not necessarily match UK requirements
- What work should companies be doing now
To secure your spot, kindly register using the RSVP button below. Please note you will be re-directed to the LinkedIn page this event is hosted on, you will need a LinkedIn account to watch the webinar live.