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Was your girlfriend of age? To the best of my knowledge the only thing Microsoft searches for and actions in user uploaded files is content that hits against P
by mike_d 6y ago
Was your girlfriend of age?
To the best of my knowledge the only thing Microsoft searches for and actions in user uploaded files is content that hits against PhotoDNA. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/photodna https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/photodna
- thdrdt 6y agoDoes it matter? As a parent I might upload a private nude picture of my kids which is perfectly fine.
- varispeed 6y agoIt is no longer private if you upload it to cloud.
- eric_cc 6y agoAs a parent: That's pretty weird..
- yomly 6y agoDepends on your relationship with cloud storage: 10-20 years ago it was pretty normal to keep and show off nude photos of your kids. I've seen plenty of nude photos of my friends from "a heatwave in the garden + paddling pool" when they were a toddler. There's nothing sexual or nude about it unless you want to make it that way. For 99.x% percent of us, having one of two genders is as universal as it comes...
- Proziam 6y agoEvery parent I know (and I'm 28) has photos of their kids running around doing generic kid things while nude, or making weird faces while playing in the bathtub. The practice finding its way into the modern cloud is completely unsurprising.
- 88840-8855 6y agoMy gf is 29.
- samatman 6y agopretty personal question there bud! let me point out that PhotoDNA can't check a woman's drivers license, and getting shut out of your account because you love an A cup is pretty dismal stuff.
- Sebguer 6y agophotodna compares to hashes so this is a weird take.
- realityking 6y agoFrom what I understand, PhotoDNA is used to recognize _known_ images of child exploitation. It will never recognize any pictures a user takes themselves, even if they show child exploitation, unless that photo’s hash makes it into Microsoft’s database.
- mike_d 6y agoWe don't know the parent posters exact relationship status. It could have been an online catfish and the person on the other end sent photos of a minor they found online.