Google will remove "porn from revenge" from the issuance of search engine
Google ranking team leader Amit Singhal (Amit Singhal) announced in a blog that "porn from revenge" (or pornomist ) will be removed from the search results. “Our philosophy has always been to display the entire Internet. But porn images of revenge inflict personal and emotional injuries, they only serve to harm the victims - mostly women. ” Singhal noted a large number of requests from people with requests to remove sexually explicit images from the issue. Google will remove photos and videos from the issue, how to remove personal information - bank accounts and signatures.
The company will launch a request form for victims of this type of pornography.
Chrissy Chambers, video blogger and victim of porn from revenge
Italian researcher Sergio Messina in 2000 highlighted the concept of "realcore pornography" - "life porn". The genre consisted of photos and videos of former girls. In 2008, the XTube porno unit began receiving complaints about content posted without the consent of people appearing in porn. Later, the sites began to shoot porn, imitating "porn from revenge" under the guise of custom content.
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In 2013, the United States issued the first law relating to this type of porn - it was signed by California Governor Jerry Brown. Prosecutors opened a number of criminal cases against site owners, where abandoned men and women (mostly men, of course) posted photos of the former second half. This was preceded by the case of Hunter Moore, the creator of the site isanyoneup.com. Moore's website brought the concept of "pornomest" to the international level.
In February 2015, in the UK , a sixteen-year-old schoolboy was convicted , who at the age of fourteen was selling to his friends photographs of a half-naked fifteen-year-old girl, his former lover. He sold 10 pounds of photos, sending them in personal messages to Facebok. At the rate on June 21, 2015, he would have earned 146 thousand rubles from the sale of 170 images if the police had not descended on his home. The failed businessman and one of his buyers received 12 months of correctional labor and fines. Distributing indecent images in order to take revenge on a former partner / partner in the UK is punishable with two years in prison.
Google receives a large number of requests from people who want to delete photos posted without their knowledge. To solve the problem, Google will launch a special feedback form for such requests. The search engine will not be able to remove photos from sites, but will hide them from the issue.
The company will launch a request form for victims of this type of pornography.
Chrissy Chambers, video blogger and victim of porn from revenge
Italian researcher Sergio Messina in 2000 highlighted the concept of "realcore pornography" - "life porn". The genre consisted of photos and videos of former girls. In 2008, the XTube porno unit began receiving complaints about content posted without the consent of people appearing in porn. Later, the sites began to shoot porn, imitating "porn from revenge" under the guise of custom content.
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In 2013, the United States issued the first law relating to this type of porn - it was signed by California Governor Jerry Brown. Prosecutors opened a number of criminal cases against site owners, where abandoned men and women (mostly men, of course) posted photos of the former second half. This was preceded by the case of Hunter Moore, the creator of the site isanyoneup.com. Moore's website brought the concept of "pornomest" to the international level.
In February 2015, in the UK , a sixteen-year-old schoolboy was convicted , who at the age of fourteen was selling to his friends photographs of a half-naked fifteen-year-old girl, his former lover. He sold 10 pounds of photos, sending them in personal messages to Facebok. At the rate on June 21, 2015, he would have earned 146 thousand rubles from the sale of 170 images if the police had not descended on his home. The failed businessman and one of his buyers received 12 months of correctional labor and fines. Distributing indecent images in order to take revenge on a former partner / partner in the UK is punishable with two years in prison.
Google receives a large number of requests from people who want to delete photos posted without their knowledge. To solve the problem, Google will launch a special feedback form for such requests. The search engine will not be able to remove photos from sites, but will hide them from the issue.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/367455/
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