Facebook adds new tools to fight online child exploitation


The social media giant updated its guidelines to make it clear it will remove Facebook or Instagram accounts dedicated to sharing images of children posted along with captions, hashtags or comments containing innuendo or inappropriate signs of affection. — AFP

SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook on Feb 23 said it is stepping up its fight against child abuse with new tools for spotting such content and tighter rules about what crosses the line.

“Using our apps to harm children is abhorrent and unacceptable,” global head of safety Antigone Davis said in a blog post.

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