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David Cameron calls for a boycott of social media | Daily Star PM urged parents to avoid websites that could enable children to become victim to abuse

He spoke out after Hannah Smith, 14, killed herself after receiving abuse on Ask.fm.

The Prime Minister said: “There’s something all of us can do as parents and as users of the internet and that is not to use these vile sites.

“Boycott them, don’t go there, don’t join them.

“I’m very keen we look at all the action we can take to try and stop future tragedies like this.”

“There’s something all of us can do as parents and as users of the internet and that is not to use these vile sites. Boycott them, don’t go there, don’t join them”

PM David Cameron

He warned those making threats online that they would be tracked down by police. Mr Cameron added: “Just because someone does something online, it doesn’t mean that they’re above the law.

“If you incite someone to do harm, if you incite violence, that is breaking the law.” Online retail giant Amazon was also dragged into the scandal last night.

The web trader came under fire for “hosting” Latvian-based Ask.fm on its IT equipment Hannah Smith, 14, killed herself due to online bullying

Tragic Hannah’s dad Dave, 45, expressed shock that the firm had not pulled the plug on the controversial site.

He said: “Unfortunately, the big internet companies such as Ask.fm and Amazon are only interested in money.

“Ask.fm makes £5million a year by causing people misery.”

Last night advertisers including Vodafone, Specsavers and charity Save The Children were abandoning Ask.fm.

Meanwhile, a child safety expert said he uncovered 60,000 abusive taunts aimed at children on the site.

Amazon were unavailable for comment last night.