Twitter, Facebook Inc and other internet firms have ramped up their efforts over the past two years to quickly remove violent propaganda that violates their terms of service. "One of the most sensitive situations involves people sharing violent or graphic images of events taking place in the real world. Yet the company's policies around graphic images are more nuanced. The pattern was similar to what was seen on Twitter after attacks last year and earlier this year in Paris and Brussels. At Facebook, those reviewers receive more specific guidance beyond the public community standards when it comes to deciding what to do with reported graphic images, a spokeswoman said.

Source: dna July 16, 2016 05:37 UTC