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I questioned Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on what he's doing to address the egregious amt of child sexual abuse materials found on Facebook. A recent NYT article reported that Facebook Messenger is responsible for 12 million of the 18.4m worldwide reports of child sexual abuse...
...material, w/ all Facebook platforms producing 16.8 million--over 90%-of these reports. I am committed to rooting out online child abuse, & Facebook must address how its end-to-end encryption plans will impact the children who will be harmed as a result.https://youtu.be/x33d8K2adPU
I appreciate your enthusiasm and compassion, but if you are going to ask questions and not listen to the answers, how can you have an honest dialog with him about addressing the concerns. Looks to me more like grandstanding rather than trying to fix the issues. Embarrassing.
You also didn't let the man speak. Sooooooooo.
Funny, I got the same impression
Stopping end-to-end encryption is the most China thing you could propose. E2EE protects average people from the prying eyes of these platforms, ISPs, and the government. Privacy matters.
You allow kids to be caged in US & massacred in Syria - so you don't care about kids. Why didn't you question him about allowing politicians to lie in political ads, yet they can fact check everyone else? Rethuglicans are flooding FB with lies right now.https://twitter.com/RedTRaccoon/status/1187034377445879810?s=20 …
GOD BLESS YOU .THANK YOU FOR KEEPING OUR CHILDREN SAFE FROM MONSTERS LIKE ZUCKERBERG.
This argument is disingenuous. You mention that many reports of child abuse are found on FB. However, these reports are just a small sample of the total amount because as the NYT article points out, tech companies are not required to look for it. The fact that there are... 1/
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