The Latest Breaking News from eSafety

The 33-year-old stopped outside Chelmsford Crown Court in Essex to take seflies with fans before his sentencing.

Five social media companies face daily fines of up to $700,000 if they do not reveal to Australia's eSafety commissioner what they are doing to combat the trade in child exploitation material on their platforms.

Image-based abuse, the act of taking or sharing an intimate photo or video without a person's consent, is becoming increasingly common — especially among young people. And for the teenage victims, the impacts can be earth-shattering.

The A-Leagues and players’ union will use new technology which acts as a filter to stop racist, homophobic, sexist and other harmful comments

A federal government push to unmask vicious online trolls is at risk of creating confusion that could counteract its effectiveness in tackling abuse, the nation's online safety commissioner has warned.

Problems of cost and ‘unmanageable’ volume of abuse cited as eSafety commissioner says proposed bill should be renamed

The story of a Canadian man grooming a 14-year-old Australian girl online before flying to Perth to meet her is the stuff of nightmares for many parents. Here are some ways parents can have more oversight.

The new Online Safety Act aims to combat online abuse, triggering content and those pesky Instagram scams.

Social media companies will be forced by the eSafety commissioner to take down abusive online posts under new laws that have come into effect.