Sentence examples for policing user from inspiring English sources

Policing user generated content is always a huge challenge — and one which Facebook has recently found itself falling foul of as a result of gender-based hatred posts.

The success of the approach will also stand or fall on how quickly and accurately Google is able to identify content deemed a problem — and policing user-generated content at such scale is a very hard problem.

Twitter has had well-publicized struggles policing users who post racist, homophobic or sexist content.

"Under this TPP proposal, Internet Service Providers could be required to "police" user activity (i.e. police YOU), take down internet content, and cut people off from internet access for common user-generated content," write Expose The TPP, a campaign group opposing the agreement.

Internet Service Providers would be required to police user activity to take down sites that "allegedly" infringe upon corporate intellectual property rights.

When asked whether the company considered it their responsibility to police user harassment, in much the same way the company verifies accounts, the Twitter spokesperson again directed HuffPost to a section in the policy and declined to elaborate further: "If the account is in violation of our policies, we will take action, ranging from warning the user up to permanently suspending the account".

But deputizing them to police users' speech in the modern public square can also have serious unintended consequences.

Provisioning resources for network services introduces the conflicting requirement for both deterministic traffic models to isolate and police users, and statistical multiplexing to efficiently utilize and share network resources.

"They put the burden on website owners to police user-contributed material and call for the unnecessary blocking of entire sites.

China makes it illegal to post or download subversive messages and asks Internet service providers and Internet cafes to police users.

Just increasing the liability for copyright infringement (and creating a duty to police user-submitted files for infringement) could bankrupt either company overnight.