Invitations in Britain to boycott Facebook and Twitter because of harassment of children

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Child protection officials in the United Kingdom have urged companies and social networking sites to be boycotted as technology companies give up protecting children on social networks and the Internet.

According to the site The Mirror British authorities have been responsible for the British government for the protection of children, and believes that the signing of fines will be influential for technology companies, Simon Bailey"The police chief in Norfolk said boycotting those companies with a lot of money would be urging them to avoid ordering and choosing decent images for children.

According to statistics, the number of child abuse images that have been published has increased from 10,000 in the 1990s to 13 million today, with 100 million differentiated. He adds that companies will look at this problem only when their reputation is damaged and then people will turn out that these companies help In spreading the harassment of children.

The British government proposed last month to set up an ad hoc body to deal with these issues and to protect young people and children from spreading abusive content across the Internet and social networking platforms.