X says it is making new commitments to reduce terrorist material and hate speech content on its platform in the UK, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The UK communications regulator, Ofcom, is described as stating that X has promised to take tougher action on both categories, including content it treats as hateful and antisemitic.
The Independent reports that X commits to cracking down on terrorist content and hate speech in Britain, framing the move as an acceleration of enforcement. Breitbart similarly describes an agreement with Ofcom that would speed up moderation efforts, citing the removal or reduction of content that the regulator or UK authorities consider to be “hate speech” and antisemitic.
Across the sources, the core point is that X and Ofcom are aligned on stronger enforcement in the UK for terrorist-related content and content designated as hateful, including antisemitic material. Details of timing, enforcement mechanisms, and specific categories are not provided consistently across the excerpts, but all accounts indicate a regulatory pledge to increase action.
