Overlay · Disinformation / online harm
The sticker is ‘harm’ or ‘safety,’ not a protected class. Platforms become the police. Once a duty-of-care exists, any classification can be listed as a harm category without Congress or Parliament writing a listed-speech offence.
UK Online Safety Act 2023 is live platform duty. EU DSA is live. Canada Bill C-63 died. Canada Bill C-34 (Safe Social Media Act) had first reading 10 June 2026 and is not law.
C-34 is not law. C-63 is not law. Do not speak as if a Canadian digital-safety commission exists.
Sector hop onto platforms. The most portable overlay.
| Overlay | Criminal speechDirect offence | EducationSchools / campus | EmploymentWorkplace duty | PlatformsOSA / DSA / duty of care | Other fundedHousing, health, transit | ImmigrationStatus bar | Police recordingBelow-crime incidents | ProgrammePrevent / exchanges |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disinformation / online harm | Not this form | Unproven | Not this form | Live, cited | Unproven | Unproven | Not this form | Unproven |
This is a pattern grid over cited instruments, not a completed worldwide fact. Hover a cell where a note exists. Open a sticker for the quoted clause.
Platforms · Live, cited
UK OSA 2023 live. EU DSA live. CA C-34 first reading — not law. C-63 died. Platform duty is not a listed-speech offence. A live platforms cell is not capture.
3 venues with a cited mark. Open a region, then a country. Unproven cells stay off this list. A dash is a cited finding that this form is not the quoted law.
Bill C-34, Safe Social Media Act