More than 60,000 arrested for 'communications offences' as trivial as 'viewing TikTok videos'

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More than 60,000 arrested for 'communications offences' as trivial as 'viewing TikTok videos'

More than 60,000 people have been arrested for "communications offences" as trivial as watching offensive TikToks, according to a new report set to be published. Now a major free speech has broke out, with the findings described as "Orwellian". The report, by campaign group Big Brother Watch, also highlights the unbalanced implementation of rules on "malicious" messaging, with some forces making 14 times more arres…