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"Microsoft&amp;#039;s Bing service has become the first search engine to introduce a warning pop-up when used to find abusive images of children. The pop-up message informs UK users that the content they are looking for is illegal and offers help and advice from Stopitnow.org.  Bing&amp;#039;s Notification Platform appears when search terms match a &amp;quot;blacklist&amp;quot; of words compiled by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop). A spokesperson said: &amp;quot;Microsoft has been, and remains, a strong proponent of proactive action in reasonable and scalable ways by the technology industry in the fight against technology-facilitated child exploitation. &amp;quot;We have teams dedicated globally to abuse reporting on our services and the development of new innovations to combat child exploitation more broadly.&amp;quot; Google is being pressured to follow suit after it emerged that Yahoo is planning to launch a similar pop-up scheme within weeks, according to The Times. The company said that it will use its &amp;quot;own systems&amp;quot; to combat child abuse on the web. &amp;quot;We use our own systems and work with child safety experts to find it, remove and report it,&amp;quot; Google stated. &amp;quot;We recently donated $5 million (\u00A33.3m) to groups working to combat this problem and are committed to continuing the dialogue with the government on these issues.&amp;quot; The move comes as the government plans to launch  a porn filter within the UK where users would have to &amp;#039;opt in&amp;#039; to have the block removed.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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