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[Turin Machine]

Anybody got one of these (before I waste more money) any good?

[SirWilliam]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46976753

Off topic I know but as good a place to ask the question as some contributors seem to be more au fait than I with the social media maelstrom. If I post pornographic material depicting a minor then it is safe to assume I will be up before the beak by morning but why can't the same criteria be applied to the abhorrent content depicted in this news bulletin?
Like I said I do not know how internet content works but surely someone can police it? And I do not accept the **** about freedom of speech as that won't wash.

[TallDarkAndHands...]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46976753

Off topic I know but as good a place to ask the question as some contributors seem to be more au fait than I with the social media maelstrom. If I post pornographic material depicting a minor then it is safe to assume I will be up before the beak by morning but why can't the same criteria be applied to the abhorrent content depicted in this news bulletin?
Like I said I do not know how internet content works but surely someone can police it? And I do not accept the **** about freedom of speech as that won't wash.

An interesting point Sir Will. Unfortunately, with trillions of posts the internet is impossible to police. You can build algorithms to pick up on key words or phrases. But the said algorithm is only as knowledgeable as the person or persons programming. The yoof of every generation have a language that changes and unless you have undercover 14 year olds reporting on said changes you won't succeed. And the genie is out of the bottle. The internet is both a force for good and evil, and is a reflection of humankind, for better, or worse.