…Major Victory! Google Defaults K-12 Chromebooks and Products to Safety Read More » VICTORY! Google Prohibiting Prostitution Advertisements and is Re-Categorizing Sexually Violent Content Read More » More Progress Google‘s…
…Major Victory! Google Defaults K-12 Chromebooks and Products to Safety Read More » VICTORY! Google Prohibiting Prostitution Advertisements and is Re-Categorizing Sexually Violent Content Read More » More Progress Google‘s…
…from Dirty Dozen List STATEMENT – Spurred by NCOSE, Google Chromebooks and Education Products Will Default to Safety for K–12 Major Victory! Google Defaults K-12 Chromebooks and Products to Safety…
…Strategically covered nudity Sheer or see-through clothing Lewd or provocative poses Close-ups of breasts, buttocks, or crotches SIGN THE THANK YOU CARD TO GOOGLE HERE. This change at Google is…
…… you may ask. Because you joined us in calling on Google to prioritize safety—and they listened! Google Automatically Blurs Sexually Explicit Images for All Users Last February, we reported Google’s decision to soon…
…to Google. And they listened. Finally, a Victory! Our contacts at Google noted that these significant policy changes regarding Chromebooks for kids were a direct result of NCOSE’s and our…
…huge victory when Google removed pornographic apps from Google Play and when they stopped allowing pornographic advertisements on Google.com. Google also developed YouTube Kids which is an app that greatly…
Google has been at the forefront of The National Center on Sexual Exploitation’s corporate advocacy since we first started the initiative in 2013. We’ve been pressing on this global tech…
…Google for serving as “a pillar of this sleazy ecosystem, for roughly half the traffic reaching XVideos and XNXX appears to come from Google searches.” As Google has consistently held…
…BACKGROUND: We listed Google on both our 2013 and 2014 Dirty Dozen List because of their involvement in and profit from pornography in Google Play, Google Ads, YouTube and more….
…if you have been a NCOSE supporter for the last few years, you know we had a huge victory when Google removed pornographic apps from Google Play and when they…
Compiled by Herb Scribner Monday, June 9 2014 Deseret News National Edition There’s now one fewer place you will see pornographic advertisements: Google. Google explained back in March that sexually…
…“age-based access setting” for which administrators need to indicate to Google which users are under 18 to activate a safer user experience for all Google services in primary and secondary schools. I…