Which organization monitors the content and delivery of TV, Internet, and mobile services?

• A. Ofcom
• B. Advertising Standards Authority
• C. British Board of Film Classification
• D. GDPR Authority

Answer: (A)

The main idea is identifying who regulates and oversees how TV, Internet, and mobile services are delivered and what content is allowed. In the UK, that role is filled by Ofcom, the communications regulator. It licenses broadcasters, enforces standards for what can be shown and how services must perform, and handles consumer complaints about TV, radio, internet, and mobile services. This combination—regulating both content and how those services are delivered—fits exactly with what the question describes.

The other organizations focus on narrower areas: the Advertising Standards Authority reviews advertising content, not all programming; the British Board of Film Classification deals with age ratings for films and some online videos but not the breadth of TV and internet content; and GDPR concerns data protection and privacy, not the broad regulation of content delivery.