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Tech companies Meta, Google, TikTok, Twitch,and Twitter have adopted a self-regulatory code to tackle harmful online content in New Zealand
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Tech companies Meta, Google, TikTok, Twitch,and Twitter have adopted a self-regulatory code to tackle harmful online content in New Zealand
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Parliamentary oversight and new transparency law are among the suggestions made.
The tech giant's takedown efforts remain focused on copyright and trademark complaints.
Here's what they complained about the most in March 2022.
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Around 96% of content harmful to children was detected by Instagram on its own.
