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Applications for our Graduate Programme are now open! 🎓 Our programme gives you the chance to work on meaningful projects, collaborate with expert teams, and build the skills you need for a successful career. We have opportunities across: 📝 Policy, Research, and Enforcement 💻 Technology 📡 Spectrum Policy 💷 Finance 📊 Economics Learn more and apply here 👇 https://lnkd.in/e2_qjewn

File-storage and sharing services carry a risk of harm and can be exploited by those seeking to store or share harmful content. According to Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) research, 89% of images or videos of livestreamed child sexual abuse were hosted on an image-hosting service. We’ve issued tailored guidance for file-storage and file-sharing services on understanding the risks, the rules, and how to comply with the Online Safety Act. Tools such as hash-matching technology can help services detect and remove child sexual abuse material before it spreads. 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e8QVeQfZ

No matter the size of your platform, perpetrators could exploit your service to spread child sexual abuse material. Tools such as hash-matching technology can help you detect and remove illegal images and videos. Read our guidance to learn more.

File-storage and sharing services are recommended to use hash-matching technology for rapid detection and removal of known illegal images and videos. Read our guidance to learn more.

🎮 Nearly half of 13–17-year-olds report being highly concerned about trolling, one-off abusive behaviour or threats, and intentional harassment while playing games online. Features such as in-game chat can be misused or exploited, creating unsafe environments – particularly for children. Under the Online Safety Act, online video games platforms now have a legal duty to assess risks and protect users from illegal content and material harmful to children. If you’re in the video games sector, you need to know the rules, know the risks, and know how to comply. 🔗 Find out more: https://lnkd.in/e4gCkAY9

Join our Webinar on Wednesday 29 October, 12 - 12.45 PM (GMT) to find out about working for Ofcom as a Senior Spectrum RF Engineer. Our Principal Spectrum Engineer & Director of Spectrum Engineering will discuss the role and there will be an opportunity to ask any questions you may have. As part of the role you will help us to provide technical measurements, advice and modelling to support Ofcom’s wireless spectrum management functions and field operations. • Exceptional team with supportive culture • A world of diverse and engaging projects • Healthy work/life balance • Opportunity to shape national and international standards Register today! Or apply directly here: https://lnkd.in/e3P_4hxr