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Other sources have implied the blog in question was hosting something Google considered erotica featuring kids. Unsurprisingly, Google does indeed delete the ch
by nikanj 10y ago
Other sources have implied the blog in question was hosting something Google considered erotica featuring kids. Unsurprisingly, Google does indeed delete the child porn they encounter, not keep it as a "data point".
- jacalata 10y agoReally? I would have guessed that they absolutely had a copy, if only to hand over to law enforcement - and more likely, to submit as training data for PhotoDNA if they don't have their own similar work.
- schneidmaster 10y agoSure, but that doesn't take particularly long and is probably automated to minimize employee exposure. They certainly don't keep copies of child porn on their servers indefinitely (this would obviously be illegal, among other things).
- nojvek 10y agoIsn't there a law for data retention ? Once you press delete, it needs to go poof in 90 days?