The service will allow British security officials to censor videos "at scale" — but not illegal videos, just material that "certainly is unsavoury and may not be the sort of material that people would want to see or receive." The new "super flaggers" will target jihadi radicalisation videos and, basically, anything they don't like. But what could go wrong? Thanks, Google!
Update:
Turns out the British spies who made these claims were lying.
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