Google has finetuned its algorithms to clean up the results for more than 100,000 queries that might be related to the sexual abuse of children and Microsoft will be rolling out similar restrictions.
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Google and Microsoft are taking steps to block links to child porn in Internet search results
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Published November 17, 2013
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Google revealed today that it has been putting more than 200 people to work in the last three months to develop new technologies to block Internet search results linked to child porn, after UK Prime Minister David Cameron in June demanded Google and other Internet giants to get rid of child abuse images online.
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