La Afirmación
“Se propuso la identificación obligatoria de todos los usuarios de redes sociales, argumentando que los ciudadanos no deberían poder publicar comentarios de forma anónima, y que los ciudadanos comunes y respetables no necesitan el anonimato. Los ciudadanos tendrían que cargar documentos de pasaporte y licencia de conducir en OnlyFans antes de subir o consumir contenido. Las víctimas de violencia doméstica ya no podrían buscar ayuda en sitios de redes sociales de forma anónima, sin arriesgarse a ser descubiertas por su agresor. Los adolescentes de padres conservadores ya no podrían hacer preguntas sobre educación sexual y sexo seguro en redes sociales de forma anónima, lo que les disuadiría de tomar decisiones seguras e informadas. Los jóvenes LGBT que no han salido del clóset ya no podrían buscar apoyo en línea de forma anónima sin revelar su identidad. Cuando esto se intentó en Corea, la información sensible fue inevitablemente hackeada.”
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ABC News: Social media companies could soon be forced to end anonymity for online trolls
The government wants to strip social media users of their anonymity, so what evidence is there this will make the internet a better place?
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The Conversation: Morrison says his anti-trolling bill is a top priority if he's re-elected – this is why it won't work
A psychologist who has been researching internet trolling for seven years explains why people troll.
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ZDNet: Calls to ID social media users is just another Morrison government rush job
The government has escalated its war of words against the social media giants, demanding ID for all users. But it's a strategy that we already know won't solve the problem.
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The Conversation: The government's planned 'anti-troll' laws won't help most victims of online trolling
The government’s plan to make social media companies hand over trolls’ details aims to make it easier for victims to sue their harassers for defamation. But this conflates two very different concepts.
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SMH: Morrison's anti-trolling plan won't stop abuse
The proposed "anti-trolling" plan won't stop online abuse, social media experts have warned, but rather could lead to vulnerable people being "doxxed".
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OAIC: Privacy Guidance on Part 4A (Social Media Minimum Age) of the Online Safety Act 2021
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Infrastructure Australia: Social Media Minimum Age Verification Law and Digital ID
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Catalysts for Collaboration: Case study: South Korea's Internet Identity Verification System
Photo by: Nicolas Nova. CC BY-NC 2.0BackgroundIn a major victory for free speech activists, the South Korean Constitutional Court struck down an infamous Internet identity verification rule i
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Medium: The Real-Name Policy Fallout: How Did Visibility Become Vulnerability Online?
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Green Left Weekly: Morrison's sham anti-trolling laws target online political dissent
The new so-called anti-trolling bill is yet another attempt by the federal government to shut down its critics. Paul Gregoire explains.
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Korea Herald: SK Telecom hit with record privacy fine after massive data leak
South Korea’s privacy regulator imposed a record fine of 134.8 billion won ($97.2 million) on SK Telecom on Thursday over a hacking attack disclosed in April th
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National Domestic Violence Hotline: Internet Safety for Survivors
Internet safety for survivors & ways to take extra precautions when using technology like email, cell phones, and social media.
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The Trevor Project: TrevorSpace - Join Today & Find Your LGBTQ Community
Discover over 500 clubs on TrevorSpace where you can explore forums and online safe spaces for queer young people. Join the discussion today.
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HopeLab: Transgender Online Support
Online communities serve as essential lifelines for transgender young people, providing critical mental health support, mentorship, and identity affirmation that are often unavailable in their in-person environments.
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