Friday Squid Blogging: A Case of Squid Fossil Misidentification

A commentary argues the UK Online Safety Act is fundamentally flawed, claiming technology cannot reliably solve social harms and that the inherent gap between physical inputs and digital systems enables easy spoofing and circumvention. It highlights historical context about the internet routing around censorship, notes that attackers face low costs to find and exploit system weaknesses, and raises concern that the Act may be a step toward broader surveillance rather than effective online safety.