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This is probably automated keyword suggestions... what the the police need to do is go after the source of the problem (take down and prosecute the ones hosting

This is probably automated keyword suggestions... what the the police need to do is go after the source of the problem (take down and prosecute the ones hosting these files).

2Ccltvcm 8y ago
Some historical context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Dutroux#Allegations_of_cover-up https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Dutroux#Allegations_of_co...
- trumped 8y ago
  I'm not saying that police should not go after the ones researching these pictures (even if the offenders are cops themselves)... only that Microsoft didn't program these keywords in the search engine.
  - 2Ccltvcm 8y ago
    I'm not arguing with you. I agree with you 100%
hjanssen 8y ago
While this makes totally sense, it is just a part of solving this problem. Often, those files are hosted on foreign servers with next to no chance for law enforcement to get access and take those servers down. A filter will definitly help with the spread of these atrocitys, this also protects the dignity of the victims. Google does not show these search results so it must be entirely possible to filter them out. Why can't MS do the same thing for Bing?
- trumped 8y ago
  we have seen the fbi blocking content that was hosted in other countries... why put every and all companies in charge of policing? is law enforcement too lazy?
  - hjanssen 8y ago
    Because _Microsoft_ is sourcing and indexing these images, not the FBI or the general society. Going from there, i think it is entirely reasonable to see the responsibility with Microsoft.
    - trumped 8y ago
      I think it is a good thing to have a search engine that indexes everything... it makes it easier for cops to do their job...