LONDON - The father of a teenage girl who died in Britain after viewing harmful online on Monday criticised the response of social media companies to a report aimed at preventing future tragedies. Read more at straitstimes.com.
on Monday criticised the response of social media companies to a report aimed at preventing future tragedies.
Regulation, such as the British government’s proposed Online Safety Bill, was the only way to end the “inertia” shown by social media sites towards safety, he added. Coroner Andrew Walker, who led the inquest, subsequently wrote to Meta, Pinterest, Twitter and Snapchat in September last year. Mr Russell expressed disappointment at their feedback and the fact that Instagram’s parent company Meta had not shown any “significant change in direction”.
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