Facebook removed suicide streaming 12 after 2 weeks

A tragic story has evolved live on Facebook and other social media. About two weeks ago, 12-old Katelyn Nicole Davis reported her death to social media using the popular Live.Me streaming service.

The police, apparently annoyed, were not allowed to download the livestream, which quickly went viral. Yes, there are people who think it's a good idea to share tragic videos on Facebook, as well as other websites like YouTube.Facebook

YouTube immediately removed the video clip which had been uploaded in different versions, citing of the “violent or harsh content policy.”

Η The Washington Post But it said footage of the video continued to appear on various Facebook pages for nearly two weeks before the social network's largest network began deleting different versions of the video on its sites. of.

The incident took place on December 30, but until thousands of people from around the world had seen the video on Facebook.

In the 40 minutes of the livestream, the girl claims that, from the depression she suffered, she had been sexually abused by a member of her family. She then said goodbye to her close friends and family. The last 10 minutes of the livestream show the girl's lifeless body hanging from a tree.

The tragic video quickly went down under Live.Me where it originally appeared, but soon different versions of the video were released on Facebook.

In an effort to limit the video to the Web, the Polk County Police Department issued a notice on its Facebook page asking anyone who knew about the matter to "keep this information off the internet."

Polk County Governor Kenny Dodd added that his service was flooded with outraged messages and phone calls that asked them to download the video.

"We want it as much as anyone, for the family, and it's harmful to other kids. We got in touch with some of the pages. They asked if they should download it, and by law they should not. ”

Let's say that overseeing such a large network of people is not an easy task, but it is Facebook's job to keep its platform under control.

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