Meta, TikTok and X lose a legal challenge against the UK regulator over how much moderation and related data it can demand under new online safety rules. Sky News reports the companies have failed in their bid against the UK watchdog, after the regulator sought information from the platforms.
According to reports summarised by The Next Web, Reuters says the High Court in London rejects the companies’ case. It says the judgment was not yet published at the time of writing, which limited additional details about the court’s reasoning.
Channel NewsAsia also reports the companies’ challenge fails, framing the dispute as one about the scope of information demands under the UK’s online safety framework. Across outlets, the common thread is the outcome—platforms do not overturn the regulator’s data demands—while the emphasis differs on the court venue and whether further detail is available from a published judgment.
