“Google says it will also take a stance on videos that contain ‘inflammatory religious or supremacist’ sentiments: They’ll put warnings on those videos and make them harder to find.”
Ten to one these warnings will end up going not on jihad videos, but on anti-jihad videos.
“Google Has Announced A Plan To Fight ISIS… With Targeted Ads,” by Samantha Kummerer, Newsy, June 19, 2017 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
Google has a plan to redirect potential ISIS recruits away from the terrorist group and its message.
The “Redirect Method” targets potential recruits with online ads that actually send them to curated anti-terrorist videos. The method uses targeted keywords — just like business advertisements do — to show the ads to people who searched for extremist content….
The four-step plan would up Google’s use of technology to help identify and remove extremist content. It would also add humans to fine-tune that identification process.
Google says it will also take a stance on videos that contain “inflammatory religious or supremacist” sentiments: They’ll put warnings on those videos and make them harder to find.