YouTube has announced a "to fight online terror". One of the YouTube says it will do is to find videos and delete . This includes videos on how to make fire-bombs and other devices. Google, which owns YouTube, announced four things it would do to tackle the of dangerous videos. Kent Walker, Google's senior vice president, called these things: "Four we're taking today to fight online terror." The first step is to ask to identify or flag videos that might help terrorists. The second step is to remove the videos. The third step is to focus on videos that could make become terrorists. Finally, step four is to show "anti-terrorism" .
There are problems with making the four steps work. Perhaps the problem is that it is a huge to monitor so many videos on YouTube. Over one of video is uploaded to YouTube each . The advertising company AdWeek said one years' of video is uploaded every 10 days. Another problem is that many of the videos Google wants to target are not . Mr Walker said even a BBC news video could be used by terrorists in the way. Walker said Google would use software that will learn what content breaks its guidelines. A problem is how to delete videos that do not break YouTube's but still have content that could turn people towards terrorism.
