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About whether the plans go far enough, they will mean a revolution in how the online world is policed. andy burrows is the head of child safety 0nline policy at the nspcc. we've seen that until regulation is on the statute book tip companies still have won't do enough to protect children we have seen the scale and complexity of online ham that children will face grow in scale and complexity over recent years. —— online harm. we know that grooming and child sexual abuse offences are recent levels. we have seen growing problems in children being exposed to suicide and self—harm content tha...

But at an industrial scale. while there is criticism about whether the plans go far enough, they will mean a revolution in how the online world is policed. katie prescott, bbc news. andy burrows is the head of child safety online policy at the nspcc. we've seen that, until regulation is on the statute book, tech companies simply won't do enough to protect children, and we have seen the scale and complexity of online harms that children face continuing to grow. we know grooming and child sex abuse is are at record levels. we've seen growing problems with children being exposed to suicide and se...

Is policed. katie prescott, bbc news. andy burrows is the head of child safety 0nline policy at the nspcc we've seen that until regulation is on the statute book tip companies still have won't do enough to protect children we have seen the scale and complexity of online ham that children will face grow in scale and complexity over recent years. we know that booming on child sexual abuse offences are recent levels. we have seen growing problems in children being exposed to suicide and self—harm content that they algorithms on social networks push out and i think what is concerning is that the...

Their platform. what do you say to that? >> facebook are very good at saying positive sounding things. in fact, after molly's story came to light in early 2019, the head of instagram came to the uk to say that they would be banning graphic self-harm content from the platform. it surprised me they hadn't banned it before. s sadly, if you look, that sort of content is still available on instagram and on other platforms. so the platforms are all very good at saying the fine words, but they're less good at taking action. if you consider how big they are and how much resources they have at their di...