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The Trust & Safety Summit 2025 brought together over 300 industry leaders, experts, and practitioners in London to collaborate on shaping a safer, more inclusive digital world. Now, you can access the official Post Show Report - a comprehensive summary capturing the biggest moments, trends, and actionable insights from this groundbreaking event.

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The Trust & Safety Summit 2025 brought together 300+ global leaders in London to share strategies and drive innovation in digital safety. Now, download the official Post Show Report for key highlights, expert insights, and actionable takeaways. Looking ahead to 2026? Sponsorship opportunities are now open, align your brand with the T&S community and connect with the leaders shaping the future of online trust.

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Europe’s premier event tailored specifically for Trust & Safety leaders across Policy, Moderation, Engineering, Enforcement & Legal - Last March we held the ultimate gathering of T&S leaders, where attendees uncovered practical strategies, gained actionable insights, and connected with the community to tackle key pain points head-on. Each day was packed with insightful sessions led by top T&S experts from the likes of Ofcom, Roblox, Reddit, Bumble, Spotify, EA, and more. Maximise your involvement, explore sponsorship opportunities and see what's in store for T&S Summit 2026.  Download your complimentary copy of the previous agenda now >>> 

The 2025 State of Trust & Safety Industry Report is now available!

This in-depth report explores the impact of regulations like the Digital Services Act (DSA) and Online Safety Act (OSA), critical online harms such as misinformation and synthetic media, and advancements in content moderation and safety-by-design. Discover the latest trends and strategies shaping safer digital spaces.

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With the arrival of the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA), the UK’s Online Safety Act (OSA), and related legislation in Australia, China, India, the US and more, decades of calls to seriously regulate the internet are finally being answered. Meanwhile, ever-evolving data protection laws risk contradicting some of the new regulations intended to govern user safety, such as the clause in the OSA that has been “widely interpreted as compelling companies to scan users’ messages to make sure they aren’t transmitting illegal material.” This paints a complicated compliance picture. The question, then, is how to meet its challenges without creating new ones and with increasingly limited resources. Find out more and download the report now >>

The Trust & Safety Summit brought together over 200 industry leaders in London to tackle critical initiatives promoting trust and safety in online content. For a comprehensive look at attendee profiles, main topics, and key takeaways, download the Post Show Report now. Interested in amplifying your impact at the next summit? Explore sponsorship opportunities and connect directly with industry leaders shaping the future of trust and safety - Enquire here

The #T&SSummit team has compiled a must-read collection of the Top Trust & Safety (T&S) resources from 2024, designed to empower professionals in the industry with actionable insights and future-focused strategies. From the [REPORT] Doing More With Less: Scaling Trust and Safety With Limited Resources to [PREDICTION REPORT] Navigating the Future of the Trust & Safety Sector - Get your [Content Bundle] 2024 Top T&S Resources now >>

In this exclusive interview, Derick Gnonlonfoun, Senior Manager of Legal Content Policy at LinkedIn, shares his insights on navigating the complexities of global and local regulations, promoting international collaboration, and balancing safety standards with regional cultural differences. Don’t miss this discussion on the future of online safety policies and what’s in store at the Trust & Safety Summit 2025!

The Trust & Safety Summit convened more 200+ industry leaders in London to explore initiatives aimed at promoting trust and safety in online content. Discussions focused on key issues such as adapting to changing environments, protecting children from online threats, addressing online hate speech, and developing clear policy frameworks. For an in-depth look at the profiles of attendees, key discussions, and main topics, you are invited to download the Post Show Report now >>