"Although we deployed a number of techniques to eventually find these variants, including video and audio matching technology, we realised that this is an area where we need to invest in further research." People - not always intentionally - shared edited versions of the video, which made it hard for our systems to detect. "One of the challenges we faced in the days after the Christchurch attack was a proliferation of many different variants of the video of the attack.
When we identify isolated instances of newly edited versions of the video being uploaded, we take it down and add it to our database to prevent future uploads of the same version being shared." 58 sec to 1 08 Raw Video of Christchurch Shootings (very horrific) Facebook respondsĪ Facebook New Zealand spokesman said, "We continue to automatically detect and prevent new uploads of this content on our platforms, using a database of more than 900 visually unique versions of this video.45 sec to 58 split screen raw video of Christchurch Video Top/Video Game on Botton.17 sec to 45 sec - Raw Video of Christchurch Video.1 sec to 17 sec - Video Game with Soldiers.The Herald did not click on it - the alleged gunman's clip has been banned by NZ's Censor, making it illegal to view or share - but Feinberg has established his bona fides by previous copies of the clip he has unearthed being verified by The New York Times, The Daily Telegraph and Facebook itself, among others.įeinberg's timestamp breakdown of clip discovered this week: It had been up for around two months, the researcher said.įeinberg supplied a link to the footage, as well. The Herald alerted Facebook to its presence this morning and it was taken offline soon after. Hate content campaigner Feinberg has documented a series of stills from the Facebook page. New York-based researcher Eric Feinberg has located a "game" on Facebook that is based on the Christchurch mosque massacres - but a few frames in, it switches from game action to raw footage of the shootings, taken by the alleged gunman in the real-life March 15 attacks, which saw 51 slain. Facebook has been used to distribute an offensive video game.
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