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The families of three people killed in the Orlando nightclub massacre have filed a lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter and Google.
奧蘭多夜店槍擊案3名被害人的家屬向臉譜網、推特和谷歌提起訴訟。
According to court documents, the families of Tevin Crosby, Javier Jorge-Reyes and Juan Ramon Guerrero are suing the tech giants for providing "material support" to ISIS.
根據法庭文件，Tevin Crosby,Javier Jorge Reyes和Juan Ramon Guerrero的家屬正在起訴這些科技巨頭為ISIS提供“實質性支持”。
The suit claims all three companies "knowingly and recklessly" let accounts associated with ISIS exist. It claims those accounts therefore allowed the terrorist group to use the social networks "as a tool for spreading extremist propaganda, raising funds, and attracting new recruits."
該訴訟聲稱，這三家公司“故意和草率的”的讓與ISIS有關的賬號存在。它聲稱這些帳戶讓恐怖組織使用社交網絡來作為傳播極端主義，籌集資金，吸引新兵的工具。
The lawsuit alleges the tech giants helped radicalize the Pulse nightclub gunman. ISIS called the shooter one of their fighters, and investigators determined the group inspired him to carry out the attack.
該訴訟指控這些科技巨頭幫助激進脈沖夜總會槍手。ISIS稱槍手是他們的一個戰士，調查人員確定是該組織鼓舞他實施這起襲擊。
The suit was filed just weeks after Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft announced they were building a database to help track and remove terrorist content from their sites.
就在訴訟數周前，臉譜網、推特、YouTube和微軟宣布建立一個數據庫來跟蹤和刪除他們網站上的恐怖主義內容。
According to USA Today, Facebook wouldn't comment on the lawsuit, and Google and Twitter didn't respond to requests for comment.
根據今日美國，臉譜網不會對訴訟發表評論，谷歌和推特也沒有就評論要求作出回應。
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