The UK's digital regulator Ofcom has published new findings about hateful content online. The statistics accompany new rules which could see adult websites introduce age-verification checks.
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As many companies have pulled their advertisements from the social network, Facebook today took a stance against the criticism it has been target of, saying it doesn't benefit from hateful content.
YouTube has shed some light on the progress it has made in removing hateful and potentially harmful content on YouTube, saying it has greatly increased the number of videos and channels removed.
YouTube has announced that it's taking more steps to prevent hateful content and misinformation from spreading on the platform, starting by prohibiting inherently supremacist videos.
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