Social media giants will be ordered to crack down on cyberflashing on their platforms or face hefty fines. Technology Secretary Liz Kendall will use her speech to the Labour Party conference to order firms to detect and remove unsolicited explicit images being sent online. Ms Kendall will tell activists in Liverpool that cyberflashing will be made a priority offence under the Online Safety Act, placing extra duties on firms to protect users from seeing unsolicited nude images or videos. “That is why my first act as Secretary of State was to force social media companies to find and remove content that promotes suicide and self-harm. Making cyberflashing a priority offence.