An app that can alert parents when a child takes or receives sexually explicit photographs has been developed.
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An app that can alert parents when a child takes or receives sexually explicit photographs has been developed.
The BBC's Chris Foxx tested Gallery Guardian ahead of its release on Wednesday, and asked creator Daniel Skowronksi how his software detects nude selfies.
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Published April 29, 2017 Share Tweet Share Pin it +1 Owa of Idanre Kingdom, Oba Fredrick Adegunle Aroloye IV The Owa of Idanre Kingdom, Oba Fredrick Adegunle Aroloye IV, a nonagenarian, in this interview with PETER DADA, speaks about his life before and during his reign as the paramount ruler of the Idanreland, Ondo State Please tell us about your background. I was born on March 30, 1927 and I attended St. Paul’s Primary School and Methodist School, both at Idanre. I had my secondary school education at Western Boys High School, Benin and Hussy College, Warri and later went to England, where I attended Balham and Tooting College of Commerce and Law. When I finished there, I took up an appointment under Survey Country Council as a licencing officer. From there, I was transferred to Greater London Council as a Finance Clerk. When did you return to Nigeria and why? I left England in 1969 on ...
Published April 29, 2017 Share Tweet Share Pin it +1 Oil Libyan Naval forces says they have captured two vessels suspected of smuggling oil from the North African country, after gun battle that lasted several hours in the west of the capital, Tripoli. Ayoub Qassem, spokesman for the service said on Friday in Libya, adding that the forces frequently captured vessels smuggling oil and arms off the coast. The spokesman said the Ukraine-flagged tanker Routa and a vessel with an unspecified African nation’s flag named Stark were captured early Friday at the Sidi Said west of Tripoli. “The clashes lasted for three hours, but the two tankers were successfully seized,” Qassem said. He further said that Libya had become a haven for migrant smugglers who take advantage of the country’s turmoil to ship people across to Europe. Qassem, however, did not report any casualty or give details on what happened to t...
