Examples of using Harmful content in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Zuckerberg has called for the passage of baseline regulations governing harmful content online.
Member States shall ensure that audiovisual media service providers provide sufficient information to viewers about harmful content to minors.
disproportionate” solution to the problem of harmful content online.
It supports an on-line hotline for signals of illegal or harmful content in Internet- Web112.
In an op-ed published in The Washington Post Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg says the responsibility for monitoring harmful content is too great for firms like his to handle alone.
Information to users on the most common uses of e-communications services to engage in unlawful activities or to disseminate harmful content;
Further action is needed to improve internet safety for young people and remove harmful content, according to the research team.
Facebook's chief says the responsibility for monitoring harmful content is too great for firms alone.
pluralism, cultural diversity, harmful content, advertising and sponsored content. .
Therefore regulation of broadcasting would focus on illegal and harmful content, leaving offensive content as a matter essentially for viewers to block if they thought that appropriate for their family.
reduce false information and harmful content as well as release inaccurate voting information
reduce misinformation and harmful content, as well as remove inaccurate voting information
Therefore regulation of broadcasting and the Internet would increasingly focus on illegal and harmful content, progressively leaving offensive content as a matter essentially for viewers
reduce misinformation and harmful content, as well as removing inaccurate voting information
On harmful content, Zuckerberg said he agreed with lawmakers who have argued that“we have too much power over speech,” saying that“third-party bodies” could set standards on distribution of harmful material and“measure companies against those standards.”.
The legal consequences associated with the use of electronic communication services to engage into unlawful activities or to disseminate harmful content, in particular when it may prejudice respect for the rights
Priority actions include making it easier to report harmful content, ensuring privacy settings are age-appropriate, and offering wider options for parental control,
disproportionate" solution to the problem of harmful content online, and one which could lead to over-censorship and"chill free expression".
The most common uses of electronic communications services to engage in unlawful activities or to disseminate harmful content, particularly where it may prejudice respect for the rights
It is based on sociological surveys as well as on the material collected in the 3 years of operating the Bulgarian Hotline against Illegal and Harmful Content in Internet by the Applied Research and Communications Fund.