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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Announces Social Media Ban for Under-16s to 'Give Children Their Childhood Back' In a sweeping legislative move targeting Big Tech and youth mental health, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced plans to introduce a comprehensive law banning children under the age of 16 from using social media platforms. The proposed regulatory framework may also expand to encompass online gaming ecosystems and live-streaming networks. Delivering the rationale behind the policy, Starmer emphasized that the intervention aims to protect the next generation, stating that the legislation is designed to allow youth to "reclaim their childhood," ensuring they can grow up in a secure, happy environment with more time and true psychological freedom. While the official statutory details have yet to be fully published, the scope of targeted applications is expected to align closely with the pioneering age-gate regulations enacted by Australia last year. P...

From Platform 9 ¾ to Platform 37: How London's King's Cross is Becoming Europe’s AI Epicenter For decades, London’s King Cross Station has been globally celebrated as a cultural landmark, primarily famous for housing the mythical "Platform 9 ¾" from the Harry Potter universe. However, the historic district surrounding the station is undergoing a massive, futuristic metamorphosis, rapidly solidifying its status as the definitive powerhouse of the European Artificial Intelligence ecosystem. The Arrival of "Platform 37" and Google DeepMind The primary catalyst behind this tech revolution is Google  massive new campus built directly adjacent to the station. Giving a brilliant nod to computer science history, Google has named the facility "Platform 37." The name pays homage to "Move 37"  the legendary, highly creative move executed by Google's AlphaGo in 2016 that stunned the world and defeated the legendary Go champion Lee Sedol. Natur...

TikTok Launches Ad-Free Subscription in the UK: A £3.99 Monthly Tier for Enhanced Privacy Following in the footsteps of Meta, TikTok has officially introduced a new subscription tier for users in the United Kingdom . Priced at £3.99 per month (approximately 175 THB), the "TikTok Ad-Free" plan offers a choice for those who wish to navigate the platform without commercial interruptions. Privacy and Data Control at the Core The rollout is a strategic response to the UK’s stringent data protection regulations (UK GDPR). Key features of the subscription include: Ad-Free Feed: Subscribers will no longer see platform-delivered advertisements in their "For You" or "Following" feeds. Data Protection: TikTok has committed to not processing the personal data of subscribed users for targeted advertising purposes, providing a significant privacy boost for those opting into the plan. Consistent Experience: Despite the removal of ads, the core TikTok experience inc...

UK Police Under Fire: Misleading AI-Generated Reports Spark Controversy The West Midlands Police in the United Kingdom are facing intense scrutiny after admitting that Microsoft Copilot was used to draft a security brief for a high-profile football match between Aston Villa and Maccabi Tel Aviv . The incident has raised serious questions about the reliability of AI in law enforcement and the transparency of police operations. The "Hallucinated" Riot

National Cyber ​​Security Centre: NCSC has alerted all government sectors to avoid using anti-virus software from a Russian company. Because of the risk of information security. By this decision, the NCSC on the basis of risk analysis. More evidence of espionage that has already occurred. Ciaran Martin chief NCSC in a letter sent to government agencies. Antivirus software produced by Russia should not be used with the data storage system. Because the Russian government may be able to access the data. Threat to the security and the country.

After having several countries started to pilot. United Kingdom is the latest country in Europe Announced plans to deactivate the used car oil. By the year 2040. In addition to suspending the sale of used cars. United Kingdom Government prepared to invest in automation and drive technology, a technology that is environmentally friendly, is more than 800 million pounds, and in battery technology that 246 million pounds.

The disclosure that HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier United Kingdom's newest (and largest battleships ever built, United Kingdom) Also use the Windows XP operating system. The ship HMS Queen Elizabeth began to build in the year 2009 and will begin the first mission at the end of the year 2017 in sailing out of the shipyard for the first time when the day before (June 26) who invited the media to a news photo shows a computer screen on a boat that is also a Windows XP. This news created concerns that HMS Queen Elizabeth has cyber security risks might be infected with malware to ransom the same way that the British Government health services NHS exposed WannaCrypt attack.

British Parliament found that some emails were accessed without their permission. Decided to shut down access to email from outside parliament. By stating that the account has been affected less than 1% of the more than 9,000 accounts hacked because these account passwords are too weak. Now we don't know. Hackers get data?