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according to The Washington Post got rare access inside Facebook headquarters to talk to the people behind its Facebook Live platform. And more recently, four people in Chicago were accused of torturing and taunting an 18-year-old disabled man while broadcasting the assault on Facebook Live. Thai police blame the time difference between Thailand and the U.S. for the delayed removal from Facebook of two videos of a man killing his 11-month-old daughter. The man filmed himself killing his 11-month-old daughter in two video clips posted on Facebook before committing suicide. (Reuters)A man in Thailand reportedly hanged his 11-month-old daughter while broadcasting on Facebook Live on Monday and then hanged himself in what the social media company has called an "appalling incident" amid a recent string of live-streamed tragedies.
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and the Facebook Live of Wuttisan Wongtalay killing his 11-month-old daughter, before taking his own life off-camera. Mark Zuckerberg has pledged to do more to prevent anything similar happening again, but the problem can't simply be blamed on Facebook. Videos of two murders have been uploaded to Facebook and watched by hundreds of thousands of users over the past two weeks. Unlike clickbait, which was universally despised, some Facebook users enjoy viewing content the majority of people would consider unacceptable. "I imagine there'd be a lot more content out there, which Facebook wouldn't be blocking if they weren't using their algorithms.
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according to The Washington Post got rare access inside Facebook headquarters to talk to the people behind its Facebook Live platform. And more recently, four people in Chicago were accused of torturing and taunting an 18-year-old disabled man while broadcasting the assault on Facebook Live. Thai police blame the time difference between Thailand and the U.S. for the delayed removal from Facebook of two videos of a man killing his 11-month-old daughter. The man filmed himself killing his 11-month-old daughter in two video clips posted on Facebook before committing suicide. (Reuters)A man in Thailand reportedly hanged his 11-month-old daughter while broadcasting on Facebook Live on Monday and then hanged himself in what the social media company has called an "appalling incident" amid a recent string of live-streamed tragedies.
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and the Facebook Live of Wuttisan Wongtalay killing his 11-month-old daughter, before taking his own life off-camera. Mark Zuckerberg has pledged to do more to prevent anything similar happening again, but the problem can't simply be blamed on Facebook. Videos of two murders have been uploaded to Facebook and watched by hundreds of thousands of users over the past two weeks. Unlike clickbait, which was universally despised, some Facebook users enjoy viewing content the majority of people would consider unacceptable. "I imagine there'd be a lot more content out there, which Facebook wouldn't be blocking if they weren't using their algorithms.
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