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lafinjack in ontd_political

BBC: Facebook failed to remove sexualised images of children

Mar 07, 2017 18:10

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lafinjack March 8 2017, 03:58:18 UTC

Hello, mods?

eveofrevolution March 8 2017, 14:42:22 UTC

lafinjack March 8 2017, 17:12:40 UTC

HOW ARE THEM TAGS

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eveofrevolution March 8 2017, 17:15:43 UTC

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butterthetoast March 8 2017, 11:20:14 UTC

Wow, if the BBC (home to historical sex abusers and the actual human embodiment of pure evil, Jimmy Saville) is telling you that you have a child abuse problem, then you have a REALLY big fucking problem. FB reporting the BBC to the National Crime Agency for providing evidence is fucked up. It sounds like somebody (or several somebodies) at FB is trying to protect the disgusting people posting and sharing these images.

ishumy March 8 2017, 14:26:01 UTC

What a disgusting mess. I was watching how a youtuber's humor page was taken down because presumably his political opponents kept reporting all his content as "inappropiate," with his last post being a text post asking whether the fans wanted a new video - and that post was flagged as obscene. Yet when the youtuber reported a video of an actual stabbing murder posted by another page, Facebook did nothing. The page seems to have no actual moderation and issues like this make you think there's some motive to that, because these cases keep popping up.