Jet Versus the American Library Association

A shopping site called Jet responded positively—within 9 minutes—of being informed about sexually inappropriate images in its advertisements in online children's games. Contrast this with the American Library Association, an organization that for over 50 years has worked day and night to facilitate child pornography and sexual harassment in American libraries.  I note the sharp contrast between an organization that acts responsibly to immediately act to limit exposure of children to inappropriate material as opposed to another that spends decades maximizing such exposure.

Here are my messages and Jet's responses:

Why are scantily clad women appearing in ads on kid 🧒 apps/games like 1010!, ad by Jet? See pics. @Jet @JetHeads @1010Game @CultureReframed @ncose @FightTheNewDrug @AntiPornography @x3church @Porn_Harms @activistmommy1 @micheleborba @parryaftab #parenting #games #MeToo #women pic.twitter.com/5igu2pYQQz

— Dan Kleinman (@SafeLibraries) March 13, 2018

Hey Dan, thank you for reporting this to us and bringing this to our attention. We will be looking further into this.

— Jet Heads (@JetHeads) March 13, 2018

Best response I could have gotten. Thank you!

— Dan Kleinman (@SafeLibraries) March 13, 2018

Thank you for taking the time to send this over to us. Our specialty team will be taking a closer look into this.

— Jet Heads (@JetHeads) March 13, 2018

Really terrific. Kids play this game. So happy 😀 you’ll look into the situation. So happy you are taking this seriously. Many people simply don’t care anymore. I wish other companies cared about child 🧒 👶🏾 Internet safety like yours does. #parenting

— Dan Kleinman (@SafeLibraries) March 14, 2018

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