Facebook takes new steps to stop ‘revenge porn’ images from spreading

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Date published: April 5, 2017The Washington Post"Companies can have a tricky time censoring user content in general, said Danielle Citron, a Unviersity of Maryland law professor who has researched online harassment. In this case, Citron said, she believes that the parameters of what constitutes "revenge porn" makes defining what's appropriate and what isn't more clear than having to pass similar judgement on what is, for example, appropriate speech.