The daddy of Molly Russell, a British teenager who killed herself after viewing dangerous on-line content material, has referred to as for a change in management on the UK’s communications watchdog after shedding religion in its capability to make the web safer for youngsters.
Ian Russell, whose 14 year-old daughter took her personal life in 2017, stated Ofcom had “repeatedly” demonstrated that it doesn’t grasp the urgency of conserving under-18s secure on-line and was failing to implement new digital legal guidelines forcefully.
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