The introduction of the Online Safety Act (OSA) marks a significant milestone in protecting children from harmful content. As online businesses and content platforms try to understand and navigate this crucial and wide-reaching regulation, we believe there’s an opportunity to turn this compliance requirement into a key differentiator. The OneID® OSA Knowledge Hub is designed to give you resources, insights, and solutions to help you stay compliant while enhancing user trust and experience.
Discover how the Online Safety Act will reshape digital regulation in the UK, who it impacts, and how you can implement a seamless, privacy-preserving age verification solution to ensure compliance without compromising user experience.
As broad as an act the Online Safety Act is, businesses like yours need a clearer view of if and how the new regulation will affect them.
Take the Ofcom questionnaire, ‘Does the Online Safety Act apply to your service?’ to understand how the regulation could impact your business. It’ll just take a couple of minutes.
Gain insights into how dating, gaming and social media platforms can balance regulatory requirements with a smooth user experience in this exclusive webinar, co-hosted with Illuminate Tech. Hear from Ofcom on how the new regulations will impact online services. Also, learn how Sizzl, a dating app, is tackling onboarding challenges and reducing friction while complying with the Online Safety Act. This 45-minute session will offer actionable advice for platforms facing similar challenges.
When: 27 November 2024, 4:00 PM GMT
The Online Safety Act will change how online businesses and services operate in the UK. However, as businesses look for the most effective way to comply with the new regulation, bank-verified digital identity can help them drive business success.
Our paper, Turn Compliance into Competitive Advantage with OneID®, explores the Online Safety Act, demonstrates compliance, and shares how bank-based user verification can enhance business performance.
The Online Safety Act (OSA) requires dating services to implement stringent identity and age assurance measures. Sizzl, a dating platform prioritising safer experiences, turned this need for compliance into a competitive advantage. Here's how.
The Online Safety Act is centred on the Children’s Access Assessment and the very simple question: ‘Is it possible for children to access your services?’ Your response to the assessment determines what you should do to comply with the OSA. In our blog, we break down the assessment, when it should be done, and the easy way to meet compliance.
Email Adrian Field, our Director of Market Development, who works closely with policymakers and regulators and helps businesses understand how this new regulation will shape the UK’s digital future. adrian@oneid.uk