The internet has transformed childhood, but at what cost to our youngest users? Protecting Children under the Online Safety Act offers a vital analysis of the legal and moral landscapes we must navigate to keep children safe in a digital world. Authors Helen Fenwick and Peter Coe investigate whether the current legislation is truly enough to safeguard the innocence and wellbeing of the next generation. As technology advances faster than our laws can adapt, this book serves as a timely resource for anyone concerned about the influence of the online environment on children. Through expert analysis and clear evidence, you will gain a better understanding of the risks our children face and the steps we must take to mitigate them. Whether you are a legal professional, an educator, or a concerned parent, this book provides the context you need to engage in the debate over digital safety. Read this to discover how we can balance the benefits of a connected world with our duty to ensure that childhood remains a protected and cherished time, free from the threats posed by an unregulated digital space.