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how about scotland(and ireland)?

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Law

The Online Safety Act 2023 makes it a criminal offence in England, Wales and Northern Ireland to deliberately send or show flashing images to people with the goal of causing harm to those with photosensitive epilepsy with up to 5 years in prison.[9][10][11]"

no scotland mentioned by the way and the whole society and culture part of this article but would be helpful to add scotland even of their laws on that are different because the whole UK did not dissolve yet