This is why Facebook's new Non Consensual Image Program seems like a really bad idea. The technical implementation is fine, seems reasonable, only concern is t

This is why Facebook's new Non Consensual Image Program seems like a really bad idea. The technical implementation is fine, seems reasonable, only concern is that a human has to screen every image. The real problem is that internet users have learned "Anything you upload to the internet is as good as public." Facebook is trying to teach people a new precedent: "Images uploaded to facebook in the right way will REMOVE images from the public". People are going to fail to read the fine print, and thousands will be phished for nudes through facebook with similar schemes.