The Bill makes illegal online what is illegal offline.
Under the Bill's safety duty, before removing a user's post a platform will have to be satisfied to the criminal standard that it is illegal.
The Bill will repeal the S.127 Communications Act 2003 offences.
A platform may be required to adjudge whether a post causes spiritual injury.
A platform may be required to adjudge whether a post represents a contribution to a matter of public interest.
Platforms would be required to filter users’ posts.
The Bill regulates platforms, not users.
The Bill outlaws hurting people's feelings.
The Bill recriminalises blasphemy.
The Bill is all about Big Tech and large social media companies.
The Bill is all about algorithms that push and amplify user content.
The Secretary of State can instruct Ofcom to modify its Codes of Practice.
A platform will be required to remove content that is legal but 'harmful; to adults.
The Bill is about systems and processes, not content moderation.
Ofcom could ban social media quoting features.
The Bill will outlaw end to end encryption.
The press [millionaire/billionaires] are exempt.