Calls for internet companies to report online extremism

The video discusses the role of tech companies like Facebook in policing terrorism, highlighting government expectations and the challenges posed by legal limitations. It emphasizes the need for collaboration with law enforcement rather than mass surveillance. The video also questions the effectiveness of current technology in automatically detecting threats, pointing out the limitations and responsibilities of tech companies.

What was the government's expectation from internet companies like Facebook regarding terrorism?

• To publicly disclose all user data

• To monitor all user activities and report suspicious behavior

• To collaborate with the police when legally required

• To develop new technologies for surveillance

What is a major limitation for UK laws in dealing with US tech companies?

• Inability to apply UK laws to US companies

• Insufficient government funding

• Lack of technological expertise

• Public opposition to surveillance

How do tech companies perceive the government's criticism of their efforts?

• As a reason to increase user surveillance

• As a fair assessment of their capabilities

• As an opportunity to improve their services

• As a smokescreen for government failures

What is a challenge faced by tech companies in policing content?

• Inadequate automated systems

• High operational costs

• Excessive government regulations

• Lack of user data

What does David Cameron believe about web companies' technological capabilities?

• They should be developed further

• They can automatically police all content

• They are too advanced for current needs

• They are insufficient for any meaningful action