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No, it sounds like a big red flag. Far more likely CP wasn't being logged.

• dragonwriter 6y ago
  The PornHub count was an external study, the Facebook count was internal. So if either is effected by internal standards not counting things, its the Facebook number.
  • simias 6y ago
    Isn't Pornhub's content always public, whereas Facebook's can be segregated to smaller groups of people? If that's the case it seems that illegal content could remain undetected for far longer on FB rather than Pornhub.
    • dragonwriter 6y ago
      > Isn’t Pornhub’s content always public I don’t think so. I’m not an expert on PH, but from what I understand from other sources they have a mix of public content, open-to-all-paid-customers content, and private content that is available only to subscribers to particular channels. I don’t know if they have any content owner (well, submitter, given the level of piracy) controls on who can see content at the specific user level (whether by restricting allowed subscriptions to channels with an owner-approval process or by having content restricted by something other than subscription status.)
      • nailer 6y ago
        Content can also be only for 'friends' of the user.
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