Microsoft has a new way to request 'revenge porn' be removed from Bing, OneDrive and Xbox Live
Microsoft wants to make it easier for victims of "revenge porn" on the Internet to see said content removed from its services. That's why the company has set up a new website that allows people to request any nude or sexually explicit photos or videos that have been shared without their permission to be taken down from services like Bing, OneDrive and Xbox Live.
Microsoft points out that "revenge porn" can "damage nearly every aspect of a victim's life: relationships, career, social activities. In the most severe and tragic cases, it has even led to suicide." It adds:
The reporting website itself includes a way for people to show proof that their request is valid, such as a police report or a court order, but adds that any report will be considered even without that kind of documentation.
Source: Microsoft
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