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isn't nudity generally banned on facebook anyway? I didn't realise this would/could be an issue. Unless they're talking about private communications in eg. mess
by beaconstudios 9y ago
isn't nudity generally banned on facebook anyway? I didn't realise this would/could be an issue. Unless they're talking about private communications in eg. messenger.
- sp332 9y agoRevenge porn isn't all about nudity. And this does cover Messenger (and Instagram). The point isn't to get an image taken down after the fact, but to proactively block it from being posted or sent in the first place.
- beaconstudios 9y agoI thought facebook would run posted images through their AI nudity filter before allowing them to be posted? It's good that this covers messenger as I've read stories in the past of people being blackmailed over it, but surely there must be a better way than asking people to upload their private images to facebook. Plus, what's the case with younger facebook members? Do they upload the images and are therefore sharing child pornography with facebook, or not upload and don't get to be protected from revenge porn postings, when they're one of the most at-risk demographics?
- sp332 9y agoI didn't know Facebook had an AI nudity filter, I thought it was all based on reported images. They softened their stance on some things, especially after censoring a Pulizter-prize winning photo from Vietnam, and eventually changed their policy on breastfeeding too https://www.facebook.com/help/340974655932193/ https://www.facebook.com/help/340974655932193/ I'm sure they don't have a legal exception for underage photos, but those laws do vary from state to state.
- karthikshan 9y agoIt's probably infeasible to run that type of filter in-path during uploads without adding too much latency to posting, wheras the hashing approach is much less expensive. AI filters likely take down images after they've already been posted