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> to identify things like pornography You do understand that: a) nobody has come up with an algorithm that can visually identify pornography? Hell, how can we
by solatic 10y ago
> to identify things like pornography
You do understand that:
a) nobody has come up with an algorithm that can visually identify pornography? Hell, how can we come up with an algorithm when we have such trouble even legally defining pornography? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_it_when_I_see_it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_it_when_I_see_it
b) TLS doesn't mask the source/destination IP's, just the content, and as such pornographic sites can still be filtered and banned in school environments without attacking TLS.
... right?
- 3pt14159 10y agoOf course I realize that TLS doesn't mask that. It doesn't matter though because https://reddit.com/r/nsfw https://reddit.com/r/nsfw or https://imgur.com/hotaction.jpg https://imgur.com/hotaction.jpg are both shrouded by HTTPS. Also, plenty of people have come up with algorithms that are very reliable (highly performant ROC curves) at identifying pornography. Certainly reliable enough for whatever pornography today's children are searching for on school computers.