Bing.com – Book 2
Bing.com – Book 2 by G. P. Geoghegan, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on September 3, 2015, is a work that addresses serious issues surrounding pornography, particularly focusing on child exploitation. This edition consists of 134 pages and is presented in English. The book critiques the role of Microsoft and its search engine, Bing, in the distribution of pornographic content, raising questions about the ethical implications of their actions and the impact on victims.
Readers will find a detailed examination of the author’s perspective on the responsibilities of large corporations in relation to child pornography and exploitation. The narrative discusses the perceived betrayal of the American public by these entities and highlights the ongoing challenges regarding accountability and morality in the digital age. Through its exploration of these themes, the book engages with the broader implications of corporate practices in the realm of online content, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in the intersection of technology and ethics.
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This is my crusade against porn, especially child porn and sadism. Taking everything into account I believe Microsoft and bing.com have betrayed the American people by being active distributors as well as a repository of not only porn of every description, but child porn as well not just in images, but videos of the sexual exploitation of children. It stands to reason they are not concerned for the welfare of their ‘nameless victims’, but relish in the fact they are profiteers by any means possible. The credibility, morality and legality of Microsoft is being challenged but, I am sure, their massiveness and legal teams has already considered the potential fallout and have more than protected their bottom line as distributors of child porn? Consequently, will they ever be held accountable? In a strange twist of circumstances, page 35, CNN reports that on July 15, 2015, that Microsoft, without shame, launches their anti-child porn service. It is upping the ante in their fight against child pornography. Yet they do not disavow all the child porn images and videos they have collected on their bing.com website and their contribution in the distribution of child porn through bing.com. It makes me think the world is not aware of the ‘dark side of Microsoft’ and ‘bing.com’?
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