Days after announcing it would begin its crackdown on pornography blogger platform, Google has opposed the decision.
To prohibit public access to sexually explicit blog changes, and was expected to enter into force next month. However, policy changes will create a significant backlash. The main criticism is pointed out that some users posted out in non-commercial pornographic content; Any movement was much too broad.
Also, Google is trying to pressure the Multi-porn bury a woman such as:
Google has posted on its product forum on Friday:
Hello everyone,
This week, we announced a change to Blogger’s porn policy. We’ve had a ton of feedback, in particular about the introduction of a retroactive change (some people have had accounts for 10+ years), but also about the negative impact on individuals who post sexually explicit content to express their identities. So rather than implement this change, we’ve decided to step up enforcement around our existing policy prohibiting commercial porn.
Blog owners should continue to mark any blogs containing sexually explicit content as “adult” so that they can be placed behind an “adult content” warning page.
Bloggers whose content is consistent with this and other policies do not need to make any changes to their blogs.
Thank you for your continued feedback.
The Blogger Team
Google spokesman bloggers policy "be stuck in line" with other Google products such as YouTube and Google had said shovel is updated every earlier this week. Technically, it has not been removed, not porn shielded from the public eye. Bloggers will be necessary to send a separate invitation to people to review the information.
"You can not remove our content is actually a cruel consolation when you kill Add our entire userbase!" Blogger wrote a protest for change. "We probably will not be invited to one of the hundreds of thousands of people."
Google said it would need to be placed behind the case, "adult content" is still alert.
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