BEST OF: A recent June 7, 2023, report from the Wall Street Journal, Stanford University, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst found that Instagram’s recommendation algorithms literally support pedophile networks. Many accounts offer menus of content to buy, including material on self-harm and bestiality. Instagram’s brother WhatsApp has especially promoted self-harm as it was the hub of internet memes encouraging such behavior and harm to others too. Meta owns both companies and Facebook.
Microsoft’s Bing search engine does the exact same thing, though, according to a report by TechCrunch in 2019. Their investigation with AntiToxin found that Bing outright suggests child sexual abuse content, and they went on to say that “even people not seeking this kind of disgusting imagery could be led to it by Bing.” Bing’s Similar Images feature will also suggest additional illegal child abuse imagery.

The 2023 report found that Twitter was slightly better than Instagram, and that TikTok and SnapChat did not actively promote networks of pedophiles. However, the latter two companies are so addictive and harmful that they have literally mind-wiped and reprogramed people, young girls in particular. Harvard University reported that these girls develop mimicry and sociogenic illness. In reality they are developing “involuntary movements and vocalizations,” something akin to Tourette syndrome.

These platforms are also highly influential that they are literally programming an entire generation to have certain political views, sexual and gender identities, and as per a recent report from the Cato Institute to support government cameras in their homes. As Sean Parker said about Facebook, it was manufactured to exploit “a vulnerability in human psychology.” And as Tom DeLay, former House Majority Leader, said the Justice Department drafted a memo that advocates for 12 perversions such as bestiality, polygamy, pedophilia.

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