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Australian judge fines X $465,000 for online safety breach after 3-year court battle
An Australian judge has fined X Corp. $465,000 for failing to provide information to an online safety watchdog about how it tackled child sexual exploitation content
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An Australian judge has fined X Corp. $465,000 for failing to provide information to an online safety watchdog about how it tackled child sexual exploitation content
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According to ABC News’s source item, Australian judge fines X $465,000 for online safety breach after 3-year court battle, An Australian judge has fined X Corp. $465,000 for failing to provide information to an online safety watchdog about how it tackled child sexual exploitation content
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