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2022-08-06
Forbes 2 related

Sources: former TikTok content moderators working for a third-party company say they were trained using CSAM from a shared document widely accessible to staff

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2022-08-05
Forbes

Sources: former TikTok content moderators working for a third-party company say they were trained using CSAM from a shared document with wide internal access

Alexandra S. Levine / Forbes : Tweets: @ali_lev Tweets: Alexandra S. Levine / @ali_lev : NEW: TikTok content moderators at the third-party company Teleperformance were shocked to be shown graphic vid...

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2020-03-12
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Investigation finds that books dominating Amazon's search results on COVID-19 are often plagiarized from news outlets, with authors lacking verifiable IDs

and promise — of instant Amazon books in the time of coronavirus Louise Matsakis / Wired : Amazon Quietly Removes Some Dubious Coronavirus Books David Covucci / The Daily Dot : Amazon ebooks about cor...

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