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Britain’s Prime Minister unveils groundbreaking online child protection measures, demanding tech giants implement safeguards within three months—or face new laws. The plan blocks cameras and screens for unverified minors, aiming to stop the spread of child exploitation content—already weaponized by organized groups using platforms like TikTok and Telegram. With AI now capable of generating horrific abuse material from single photos, the government warns of widespread harm and corporate complicity. Failure to comply could mean fines or criminal charges for executives, as Britain races to become the first nation to legally shield children from digital predators.
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