Sentences with phrase «report illegal content»

Hotlines allow members of the public to report illegal content on the internet.

Even though users can report illegal content and predatory accounts, volunteer moderators say that they have no way of seeing the flagged offensive comment since the associated links are often missing from the report.

Not exact matches

You are encouraged to report untrue, inaccurate, defamatory, illegal, infringing and / or harmful content available on this website to TravelGround.com and we shall use our reasonable endeavours to correct and / or remove such content, or any part thereof, if you provide reasonable grounds to prove the alleged nature of such content.

Last month the European Commission set out a new rule of thumb for social media platforms — saying it wants them to take down illegal content within an hour of it being reported.

The BBC would have to have sent Facebook links to illegal content, rather than shared images directly to avoid being reported — so it's possible this aspect of the story boils down to a miscommunication.

This may result in some cases where the Hotline can not forward reports of illegal content that is located outside of this jurisdiction.

Established in 1999, the Hotline provides a secure and confidential service for the public to anonymously report content they encounter on the Internet that they suspect may be illegal.

To report child pornography or other illegal content involving children on the internet, visit Hotline.ie.

Operate an Internet hotline service to the highest professional standards that is trusted by the public to allow anonymous confidential reporting of suspected illegal content or activities encountered on the Internet.

The hotline.ie service provides an anonymous facility for the public to report suspected illegal content encountered on the Internet, in a secure and confidential way.

Oversight of the Internet Hotline (www.hotline.ie)-- the system for dealing with reports of illegal content on the internet

Collectively, these organisations have operated for 38 years in online safety; all working to make the internet a better environment, mirroring the conclusions of Professor Tanya Byron in her report to UK Government, by reducing availability (of illegal content), restricting access (where appropriate) and increasing resilience (through education, awareness and empowerment).