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Tag: Online safety

“Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in June 2026

31 July 202630 July 2026 by Allison Davenport

Online age verification explained (Part 3/3): Age-based restrictions, draft bills to watch, global complexity, and engaging with lawsuits

20 July 202620 July 2026 by Stan Adams, Amanda Jardine, Miguelángel Verde, Allison Davenportand Laura Pulecio Duarte

Online age verification explained (Part 2/3): What means what, how it’s done, and balancing child rights and safety

20 July 202620 July 2026 by Stan Adams, Amanda Jardine, Miguelángel Verde, Allison Davenportand Laura Pulecio Duarte

Wikimedia Foundation brings legal challenge to new UK Online Safety Act requirements

8 May 202510 July 2026 by Franziska Putzand Phil Bradley-Schmieg

2024 Wikimedia Foundation litigation review: Defending the Wikimedia projects and volunteers in court, and shaping the future of the internet

14 March 202511 April 2025 by Jacob Rogers, Phil Bradley-Schmieg, Amanda Jardineand Lukas Ruthes Goncalves

Privacy and Transparency: Staying safe in an open movement

26 February 202528 February 2025 by Wikimedia Foundation Human Rights Team

“Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in January 2024

21 February 202420 February 2024 by Miguelángel Verde

Digital safety during election time

26 January 202426 January 2024 by Wikimedia Foundation Human Rights Team

Contributing to build “an open, free, and secure digital future for all” through the Global Digital Compact

17 July 202311 October 2023 by Costanza Sciubba Canigliaand Miguelángel Verde

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