Amazon to offer help for customers who search about suicide

Amazon.com Inc plans to promote helpline phone numbers to customers who query it...

- Amazon.com Inc plans to promote helpline phone numbers to customers who query its site about suicide, the company told Reuters on Thursday, after searches on its site suggested users search for nooses and other potentially harmful products.

Results from its India website included sleeping pills, pesticides and a book entitled “How To Commit Suicide.” Alphabet Inc’s Google, Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc have already been issuing helpline numbers in response to user queries involving the term “suicide.”

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