Singaporean company Bigo Technology selling content moderation services, starting with Indonesia


BIGO’s AI-powered content moderation system boasts 99% accuracy in identifying illegal content such as pornography and violence. — SCMP

A Singaporean company is now offering content review services in overseas markets amid rising demand from governments around the world, and as Beijing continues a drive to clean up its domestic cyberspace.

Bigo Technology, a Singapore-based social media company owned by Chinese live broadcaster YY Inc, is helping the Indonesian government to filter its Internet content, and is also in talks with authorities in Vietnam, Egypt, India and the Middle East to export its censorship technology, according to James Wang, vice-president of Bigo.

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