UK children can stop nude photos being shared online with new tool


Children using the new service can report nude photos or videos of themselves that have appeared online for review by the IWF, which works to remove the material if it breaks the law. — Reuters

Children in Britain who see nude photos or videos of themselves online or are concerned about such content being uploaded can report it using a first-of-its-kind tool launched on June 22.

Under-18s can use the service – from the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) and Childline – to flag images online for removal or prevent the material from being uploaded to the Internet in the first place, according to the charity IWF.

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