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Cognitive Liberty and Statutory Boundaries: Distinguishing Mandated Online-Safety Duties from Platform Over-Removal in the United Kingdom and the United States

The boundary separating a legally mandated online-safety intervention from a platform’s discretionary over-removal depends upon precise jurisdictional thresholds, formal knowledge triggers, and the architectural distinction between safety-by-design and broad content censorship. Deliberate research, cognitive inquiry, and private communication are legally protected—and exempt from statutory interference—only when a…

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Cognitive Liberty and Statutory Boundaries: Distinguishing Mandated Online-Safety Duties from Platform Over-Removal in the United Kingdom and the United States
1\. Answer and scope
2\. Provision-level findings
The UK Illegal Content Duty Cluster
The UK Children’s Safety Duty Cluster
The United States S. 1748 (119th Congress) Duty of Care
3\. Four worked cases
R2-02-C01 — Chosen research room

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