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This will also be very useful for censorship and trolling, tagging images as your nudes to prevent them from getting shared or having others get banned. That mi
by y7 9y ago
This will also be very useful for censorship and trolling, tagging images as your nudes to prevent them from getting shared or having others get banned. That might be why the images are transmitted to Facebook first, to check whether it's actually a nude image of yourself.
- jdavis703 9y agoOne would imagine machine learning is being applied here to recognize some obvious things: 1) Does the face match the user who uploaded the image 2) What is the image of (food, architecture, human, etc) 3) Does the image seem to contain nudity
- RickS 9y agoIt's especially tough if they're being truthful that they don't store the image, only the hash. Very tough to dispute if the photo itself can't be reviewed in a dispute to see if it was a meme. The other comment about ML img categorization is probably the best bet.