Reputation, trust, and safety online
summary
Companies report using PhotoDNA hashing tied to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, run cross‑industry efforts like a child safety hackathon each May, and share tools through the Tech Coalition. Facebook says its community spans over 2 billion people, Kik reports ~150 million users and a $10 million safety investment. Research cited finds ~30% of resilient teens block and ~20% ignore abusers. Most reports get human review in 40+ languages with machine learning for triage.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:43Bullying
- 2:35The online world
- 3:58Safety by design
- 6:02Tech Coalition
- 7:28International companies
- 7:50Engaging the kids
- 9:03Community standards
- 9:56How important are community standards
- 12:34Challenges for setting community standards
- 15:51What inspires you the most
- 16:36How can parents help
- 18:40Kids are better at technology
- 20:10The Internet is a tool
- 22:27Mistakes are made
- 23:10What to expect from tech companies
- 23:59Kick
- 24:30Conclusion
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