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Microsoft ratchets up the fight against child pornography | |
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| Time: 09:53 EST/14:53 GMT | News Source: InformationWeek | Posted By: Brian Kvalheim | ||
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Microsoft is investigating a promising and potentially controversial approach to the fight against child pornography--building functionality into the Windows software environment that resists such illicit content. "We are working internally to create products which are not going to be susceptible to that kind of misuse," says Rich LaMagna, director of worldwide digital integrity investigations and law enforcement outreach for Microsoft. It's unclear just how far along Microsoft has gotten with the idea, but Hemanshu Nigam, a Microsoft lawyer whose background includes investigating child pornography at the Department of Justice, has begun working directly with the Windows development group to explore what's possible. "They're looking at, 'What can we do to not have our products used for child exploitation?'" says LaMagna. | ||
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