Facebook and tech giants to target attacker manifestos, far-right militias in database

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Facebook and tech giants to target attacker manifestos, far-right militias in database

Aims to crack down on availability of material.

A counterterrorism organisation formed by some of the biggest US tech companies including Facebook and Microsoft is significantly expanding the types of extremist content shared between firms in a key database, aiming to crack down on material from white supremacists and far-right militias, the ...

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