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Expert concerned over lack of porn age checks in Online Safety Bill

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Facebook shuts down some child abuse detection tools after EU rules

Facebook shuts down some child abuse detection tools after EU rules By Bang Showbiz Share Facebook has switched off some child abuse detection tools in Europe following new rules set by the EU. The company has insisted it had no choice because the new privacy directive has banned automatic scanning of private measures. The change only applies to its messaging services rather than content uploaded to Facebook, and as noted by BBC, there is no change in the UK, where measures remain consistent with applicable laws . In a blog post, Facebook said: The European Commission and child safety experts have said that the directive does not provide a legal basis for these tools.

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Facebook child abuse detection hit by new EU rules

BBC News Published image copyrightGetty Images Facebook has switched off some of its child abuse detection tools in Europe in response to new rules from the EU. The company said it has had no choice but to do so, since the new privacy directive bans automatic scanning of private messages. The change only applies to messaging services rather than all content uploaded to Facebook. However, there is no change in the UK, where measures are consistent with applicable laws , Facebook said. The problem has emerged despite warnings from child protection advocates that the new privacy rules effectively ban automated systems scanning for child sexual abuse images and other illegal content.

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