Tech firms face fines up to £60,000 for failing to remove knife crime content

Tech firms face more fines in UK for failing to remove knife crime content

Tech platforms ‘not doing enough to safeguard young people from content which incites violence,’ says crime minister - Anadolu Ajansı

Tech firms and bosses face large fines for failing to remove knife crime content

The Government has announced plans to expand sanctions in an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill.

Massive change to online knife laws with social media bosses facing huge fines

Tech bosses will face personal fines of £10,000 while their companies could also be hit with £60,000 demands if they advertise or glorify knives - much higher than originally planned

Tech firms and bosses face fines up to £70,000 for failing to remove 'sickening' knife crime content

Tech companies and executives face being collectively fined up to £70,000 each time a post relating to knife crime is not removed from their sites.

Tech firms face £70k fine for failing to remove knife crime content

New police unit set up to target online sales of weapons and videos glorifying violence

Tech firms face fines up to £60,000 for failing to remove knife crime content

The government is extending measures to fine individual tech executives whose platforms fail to remove knife content - but campaigners say more still needs to be done amid soaring knife crime rates.