Facebook on its moderation of child porn and extremist videos: ‘It is clear that we can do better’
Facebook’s reluctance to take responsibility for the content circulated on its network could see it face criminal prosecution according to a prominent UK QC, furthermore it has drawn criticism from the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) for an apparent inability to remove select child pornography images, a shortcoming that “poses serious questions”.
Several examples of child pornography and terror content flagged on the social network were not been removed by Facebook, reports the Times, underlining an issue with moderation on the site. The issue of child pornography groups on Facebook was also previously underlined by the Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
