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Tech firms must block unsolicited nude images under new UK rules

by Reuters
Jan 08, 2026

LONDON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Technology companies in Britain will be required to block unsolicited sexual images under online safety rules taking effect on Thursday.

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UK Rules

Tech firms must block unsolicited nude images under new UK rules