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Rescue backpack can help evacuees escape a skyscraper in an emergency
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Germany bans smartwatches for kids over spying concerns
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Twitter details how it reviews and enforces rules around hate speech, violence and harassment
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Facebook wants your nude photos.
We’re not kidding. It’s part of an effort by the social network to prevent revenge porn from spreading via its network. But the idea of sending nude photos to one of the world’s most profitable companies frightened people.
Facebook asks people to send them their nudes so they can prevent them from being posted as revenge porn. Nothing will go wrong with this planhttps://t.co/ftQbQji4YD
— Eva (@evacide) November 8, 2017
On Thursday, Facebook further clarified how the program works via a blog post titled “The Facts: Non-Consensual Intimate Image Pilot” and published by Facebook’s Global Head of Safety Antigone Davis. Read more…
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