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.Facebook Partners London Police To Track Terror Live Streams | Sahara Reporters The Metropolitan Police said Facebook decided to ask London for help because it has created the world’s first counter-terror internet response team focused... READ MORE:

Facebook on Tuesday teamed up with the London Police to help its artificial intelligence tools track live streams of terror attacks such as the New Zealand mosque massacre.

The California-based social media behemoth on Tuesday said it was in the process of updating and refining its policies for dealing with extremism and online hate. The videos will be captured on body cameras provided by Facebook that London’s Firearms Command officers wear during exercises.

 

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