New law to force tech firms to stop children taking or sharing nude images
政府表示将尽快立法强制科技企业阻止儿童拍摄或分享裸照，若企业提前达成目标则可能重新评估计划。
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The British government announced that it will enact new laws as soon as possible to mandate tech companies to prevent children from taking, storing, or sharing nude photos on user devices. The bill aims to curb the creation and spread of pornographic content involving minors from the source. If relevant tech companies can achieve regulatory goals ahead of time, the government says it will reevaluate the legislative plan and consider adjusting measures. Currently, the legislative process is underway, and specific implementation details have not been announced yet.
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