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Australian court lifts order blocking X on church video

By Staff Writer
May 14 2024 6:39AM

Rejects eSafety case.

Australian court lifts order blocking X on church video
An Australian court has rejected a bid by the country's cyber safety regulator to extend a temporary order for Elon Musk-owned X to block videos of the stabbing of an Assyrian church bishop, which authorities had called a terrorist attack. Federal Court judge Geoffrey Kennett said the application...

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