US tech giants Facebook, Google, Twitter and Microsoft pledge to better identify terror-related videos and imagery that get posted to their online properties by sharing information. The move will involve the firms contributing to a shared database that fingerprints images and videos that have been removed from Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft and Google’s YouTube properties. The companies pledge that no personally identifiable information will be shared and say that the information will never be used to automatically remove any content. A similar project to battle child pornography is already in use with a Microsoft-based service called PhotoDNA.”]
Source: https://www.cuinfosecurity.com/us-tech-firms-promise-terror-content-crackdown-a-9579

