StatusOngoing
Opened17 Aug 2026
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Do not require tech manufacturers to scan content taken or viewed by users for 'nudity'. The government announced in June that if companies don’t take steps within 3 months to prevent children seeing nude content online, it will bring forward legislation to force them to activate the technology.
The software does not know which photo contains nudity unless it has already scanned it. We believe the privacy implications of this are enormous and having age verification to disable it is even worse for privacy. The responsibility for stopping children seeing nudity online should be with platforms that host content instead.
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1Carla Denyer MP
Bristol Central2Feryal Clark MP
Enfield North3Sir Oliver Dowden MP
Hertsmere4Peter Kyle MP
Hove and Portslade5Steve Yemm MP
Mansfield6Claire Young MP
Thornbury and Yate7Nick Smith MP
Blaenau Gwent and Rhymney8Wendy Morton MP
Aldridge-Brownhills9Mr Connor Rand MP
Altrincham and Sale West10Nesil Caliskan MP
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