I don’t understand how anyone could do this to these people, to anyone. There were three in the hallway, at the door leading into the mosque, and people inside the mosque. We had to jump the wall to escape.”Īnother witness said to The Washington Post, “I saw dead people everywhere. © 2023 NYP Holdings, Inc.To CNN, a witness who was in the mosque said, “There were more than 200 people inside. The clips also circulated widely on Facebook, which said Saturday it had scrubbed 1.5 million videos of the massacre within 24 hours of the attack. Still, for hours after Friday’s attacks, the footage was able to be found on the site. YouTube said it worked to make sure that any searches on the shooting only pulled up results from legit sources, “like The New Zealand Herald or USA Today.” They also said they stopped users from being able to search for recent uploads, “which limited the ability to discover and view violative content…” Instead, they said they let the AI system “automatically reject footage of the violence.” The speed at which the videos were uploaded forced the site to change up their standard protocol of having their software flag troublesome content for human moderators to review.
“The volume of related videos uploaded to YouTube in the first 24 hours was unprecedented both in scale and speed, at times as fast as a new upload every second,” YouTube tweeted. The video-sharing platform said they are “working around the clock” to scrub the footage and have already removed thousands of videos and taken down hundreds of accountS that “promote or glorify the shooter.” New Zealand mosque shooter launches legal challenge to prison conditionsĪ video of the New Zealand mosque shootings was uploaded to YouTube nearly every second in the 24 hours following the attack, the website said Monday. Roblox players keep recreating mass shootings in video game Ketanji Brown Jackson applauds New Zealand's assault weapons ban at Harvard commencementĬhristchurch mosques shooter claims he was under duress when he plead guilty
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