Facebook is launching a new set of tools designed to help stop people from sharing revenge porn on the social network. Revenge porn, which is when people share intimate photos of a former partner, is a growing problem. So the more that can be done to eradicate it, the better. Facebook is a little late to the party here. In 2015, both Google and Microsoft launched concerted efforts to tackle revenge porn. However, while those two companies promised to help victims of revenge porn, Facebook is going one step further by using photo-matching technology. Building a Safer Community In a…
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