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Facebook Says No To Government-backed Panic Button

Facebook Says No To Government-backed Panic Button

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In a rather blunt move, Facebook has rebuffed the Government and the child protection groups’ demand to install “panic button” on its users’ homepages to report about the alleged paedophiles and sexual predators throughout its website. The Home Secretary Alan Johnson met officials from the social networking site and put forth the need of a mechanism that would allow users to connect to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP)...



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