Google Throws £1m in Vague Direction of Anti-Terrorism Efforts
"Please stop saying we're hosting bad videos now, please."
"Please stop saying we're hosting bad videos now, please."
And your tweets.
"FOR THE LAST TIME I'M NOT GOING WHERE T'FOREIGN PEOPLE ARE, SUSAN, THEY'RE BLOODY DANGEROUS."
Takings down at UK attractions, as the nation worries just a little bit about taking the kids out with carjacking nutjobs on the rise.
Ads for the likes of Mercedes and Argos are farmed out en masse and ending up next to terrorist rants.
So always use an internet cafe or a burner data SIM to plan things.
Took ideas from Sean Connery blockbuster The Rock and pretended it was real.
Suggested it to serious US politicians and everything.
UK and US cyber-attack simulation will test nuclear firewalls.
Not in response to any specific threats, at least.
An artist has been collecting some of the more horrifying examples of warped imagery on the service.
Pushing its in-house concept of "counter-speech" to mess with extremist groups.
Looking at other trials that trained birds to attack your Christmas present.
Achieved suicide objective but little else.
She has good reason, as her husband was killed in a blast.
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