EU proposes ‘one-hour rule’ for removing violent, illegal web content

02 Mar 2018

“Concerned about the spread of violent and illegal content online, the European Union on Thursday called on web companies like Facebook and Google to quickly weed out harmful material.”

Source: EU proposes ‘one-hour rule’ for removing violent, illegal web content – UPI.com

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