WATCH: Labour U-Turns on VPN Ban

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The use of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) has been a topic of discussion in the context of the UK government's efforts to regulate the internet, with some individuals using them to bypass online restrictions. Labour's previous stance on VPNs had been a subject of interest, given the party's plans to regulate them as part of its online safety policies. The Online Safety minister's comments on BBC Breakfast suggest a shift in Labour's approach, which may have implications for the party's overall strategy on internet regulation.

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WATCH: Labour U-Turns on VPN Ban

Online Safety minister Kanishka Narayan was on BBC Breakfast asked about Labour’s stated plans to regulate Virtual Private Networks, a common workaround for the government’s internet strictures. He said: “So look, we’ve uh we’ve engaged very widely with families across the country on the question of VPNs and one of the big things we heard…