Sentence examples for exploitative content from inspiring English sources
The new technology examines posts for child nudity and other exploitative content when they are uploaded and, if necessary, photos and accounts are reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The fact Facebook and Google are also the chief financial beneficiaries of online ad spending — together accounting for around 60percentnt of online ad spending in the US, for example — makes it difficult for them to dodge the charge that their businesses directly benefit from divisive and exploitative content — all the way from clickbait to fake news to full blown online extremism.
That's a far cry from the worries most publishers had about Facebook strong-arming them into exploitative hosted content deals.
Even if Apple wanted to head in that direction — and step into the quagmire of exploitative relationships between content creators, distributors, and de facto carrier monopolies — the impact on the company's top and bottom lines, revenue and profit, would be moderate.
In response, YouTube cut down on unsuitable content — removing channels deemed exploitative such as ToyFreaks — while it introduced new moderation processes for kid-focused content, and pledged to increase its army of content checkers and moderators to 10,000 people.
Robert Firsching of Allmovie states: Time Out Film Guide made similar criticisms of the film's content, calling it "[a] bloody, blatantly exploitative mess of a movie", and says it is "just another opportunity to gawp at raw scenes of sex and (more especially) violence".
Though lauded in some quarters, Batalla en el Cielo (Battle in Heaven) has not only attracted controversy for its explicit sexual content, but has also been accused of being disrespectful to, and exploitative of, its non-professional actors.
The content of the film, particularly the graphic violence and human death, has been criticized as too explicit and exploitative.
"Soggy, dank, exploitative".
They built suitably exploitative states.
