Sentence examples for policing online from inspiring English sources
P11 MP says social media should pay for policing online trolls.
People need to know the human cost of policing online humanity, which I saw myself.
After insisting, in its early days, that brand owners should be responsible for policing online auctions, eBay has tightened its counterfeiting filters.
The DMCA requires plaintiffs to show that the service provider failed to act on knowledge of specific infringing material and puts responsibility for policing online infringement [primarily] on copyright owners.
However, despite increasing evidence that cyber hate is on the rise, the availability of legislation to bring about prosecution, and the desire from leading social media companies to reduce harm, it goes largely unpunished given the multiple difficulties in policing online public spaces.
Despite new legislation aimed at prosecuting those who misuse new forms of communication to post threatening, harassing, or grossly offensive language - or cyber hate - and the fact large social media companies have committed to protecting their users from harm, it goes largely unpunished due to difficulties in policing online public spaces.
Citizens were being encouraged to contact police online instead.
They say the data will boost efforts to train software to understand and police online harassment.
The Obama Administration is now planning to seek broad new legislation that would enable national-security and law-enforcement officials to police online communications.
On Tuesday, the European Parliament passed a sweeping new law that will change the way copyright is policed online for all 28 nations in the European Union.
Fundamentally, as someone fighting online hate, I wish that Internet companies would do more to police online hate speech and enforce their terms of service, and if they did so, there would be less need for a real-name policy.
