‘Surveillance is not safety’ — UK’s device scanning order faces privacy backlash
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer gave tech providers until September to scan and block explicit images on children’s phones. Privacy advocates are raising the alarm over the unintended consequences of these new obligations.
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