implement tools to enhance the ability of users to tackle online intimidation through user options. 23. All social media companies Immediately Social media companies must ensure they are able to make decisions quickly and consistently on the takedown of intimidatory content. 24. Twitter, Facebook and Google At least every Social media companies must publish UK-level performance quarter, beginning in data on the number of reports they first quarter of 2018 receive, the percentage of reported content that is taken down, and the time it takes to take down that content, on at least a quarterly basis. 25. Social media companies must Immediately Social media companies urgently revise their tools for users to escalate any reports of potential illegal online activity to the police. 26. The social media companies Before the next Social media companies general election should work with government to establish a social media ‘pop-up’ reporting team for election campaigns. 27. Social media companies should Before the next Social media companies actively provide advice, guidance general election and support to Parliamentary candidates on steps they can take to remain safe and secure while on their sites. 28. MPs should actively co-operate Immediately MPs with the police and other security services working to address the security threats facing Parliamentarians and Parliamentary candidates.
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