GOOGLE REVERSES BAN ON PORN PICTURES

Several online news sites had reported last week that blogger users would no longer be able to post sexually explicit pictures and videos on the platform starting from March 23 but after receiving negative feedback from users, Google social product support manager Jessica Pelegio disclosed that the company will instead 'step up enforcement' of its existing policy prohibiting commercial porn.
In further reports President of the Internet Users Association (IUA) has continue to condemn Google's decision to forbid users to its blogger platform to share images and videos of explictly sexual contents saying it was an attack of freedom of expression.
Relating to the news, YouTube sited an example of an Asian pornographic video uploaded on the site against their managerial guidelines of what was immediately addressed and blocked after flagged alert and thereby advised Google to rather take onto flagging adult content alerts than totally restricting it from interested users.