Britain's Health Minister Jeremy Hunt has sent a letter to Facebook and other social media companies warning that children will not be 'eye-buzz' about the protection of children. It has been learned that this letter has been sent to other internet companies like Google, Twitter and WhatsApp apps besides Facebook.
In this letter, the minister said that the government will have to tell these companies within this month, their specific action plans for the closure of children's accounts open and stop online harassment of children. She has also been asked to arrange the children so that they do not spend time on these sites. The British Minister has threatened to form stringent legislation if he fails. Most of the concerns have been highlighted by opening an account to young people in these social media accounts. Minimum age for opening accounts in Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat 13 WhatsApp apps and YouTube follow the same age range. But there is a lot of allegation, even fewer young people are able to break the age and open their accounts. Minister Jeremy Hunt wrote in his letter, "I am worried that thousands of children are violating your policy on the age limit and you have no problem with that." I am afraid that a whole generation is suffering from harmful psychological harm when they enter the social media at an early age and you (social companies) are all eyes closed together.
But the child rights organizations here say that no such letter will be done with such a letter, and these social media companies must be forced to bring strict laws. A helpline that works to stop online harassment in Britain says in a statement that social media giants like Facebook will be willing to do voluntary refinancing. Compensation case against Facebook In the social media, when the debate over the issue of government threats about child protection in social media is being heard, a case was heard in the High Court seeking huge amounts of compensation against Facebook. Martin Liuis, the founder of the Manishving Expert.com, a UK-based consumer consultant company, will bring the case. In a statement, he said that at least 50 of the unknown unknown fictitious Facebook users have used his name and picture in his advertisement to cheat him using his reputation. Liuis says that many people are cheated by investing millions of dollars in these 'fake' investment funds by his name. Many of the deceased people are now seeking money back from him. Complaining to Facebook over and over again has no profits. Even after the complaint, these fake advertisements on the Facebook site have been blocked for a long time, even after an advertisement has been stopped, a similar advertisement appeared for a few days ... there was a serious loss to the reputation of my company and my company. He has indicated that he is asking for a bigger compensation for Facebook in the case. Liuis said it can not be closed without the lawsuit and law.
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