Beyond Child Safety: Does the Internet Need Enforcement
Governments are increasingly creating specific rules for how digital services must operate. Platforms are being asked to demonstrate compliance, regulators…
Regulation Without Enforcement is Bypassed
Governments are establishing new rules for how digital services must operate. Platforms are being asked to demonstrate that they comply…
The EU KIDS Act: What Does It Mean to Prove a Platform Is Safe?
In the first part of this series, we looked at a broader shift taking place around the world: governments are…
Why Are Governments Taking a New Approach to Children’s Social Media
For years, the conversation around children and social media has largely focused on what parents should do, what platforms should do, and…
Europe’s Online Gambling Enforcement Challenge
Europe’s illegal online gambling market is growing, raising a critical question for governments and regulators: how do you enforce online…
Back to School, Back Online: Student Mental Health
The pressures students carry back into the classroom, why wellbeing does not stop at the school gate, how a safe…
Start the Year With onGuard Insights
As we start the new year, we’re reminding our UK Cloud customers that onGuard Insights is available with onGuard 1.6.4. See…
Why Illegal Online Gambling Is Hard to Stop
Illegal online gambling is often discussed in terms of user behaviour, including accessibility, anonymity, and risk. But focusing only on…
AI in Education: What Norway’s Elementary School AI Ban Means for Schools Worldwide
AI has become embedded in search engines, productivity suites, educational platforms, and other everyday applications. Schools need to think beyond…