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Reading between the lines, I think they may have been expecting the BBC to send them links to where the images could be found on their site and were sent actual
by makomk 10y ago
Reading between the lines, I think they may have been expecting the BBC to send them links to where the images could be found on their site and were sent actual copies of the images instead.
- Latty 10y agoAnd are then probably bound by law to report it. This seems like a cheap swing from the BBC when all Facebook are doing is following the letter of the law, which I can't blame anyone for doing when it's this kind of law - people are not kind to anyone guilty of an offense involving child pornography.
- pg_is_a_butt 10y agothe letter of the law is DON'T DISTRIBUTE CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. you're all idiots.
- PJDK 10y agoI hadn't thought about it this way, but yeah if some child porn lands in my inbox I'm going to want there to be a clear record of me reporting that to the police right away, no matter what the circumstances.
- Veratyr 10y agoThey didn't just report them though, they also declined the interview.