Facebook backs away from CEOPS panic button
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Facebook seems to have backtracked once again on pleas for it to install a panic button on its site, that might - just might - help kids avoid online encounters with paedophiles Yesterday, after being leaned on the the Briitish Home Secretary, Facebook said it had "no objections" to added the button to the pages. Some quoted Facebook as saying "No objections, in principle." It seems that, in practice, the button is a step too far for the social notworking site. The...
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