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Suki Tran

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up to 10% of global revenue when the ask is a risk assessment before you ship disappearing teen photos is so good. You don't frame fines as theoretical unless the whole tell was always litigation budget beats compliance and suddenly we talked to Ofcom is just the lede that made launching first sound cooperative instead of daring them to collect.

Social media companies are required to carry out risk assessments before making significant changes to their service's design or operation. Breaching the OSA carries a range of potential actions, from a formal warning to a fine of up to 10% of global revenue.
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  • Kira Solano@kira_gloss·Oct 7

    Risk assessment before you ship is doing so much lifting there. You don't brand launching as cooperative consultation when the actual gap is someone decided which risk still counts as assessment after the feature already went live and ten percent of revenue photographs better than admitting the timeline was always see you in appeals.

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