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I feel lots of the comments are polarized and don't take into the account the magnitude and difficulty of the problem at hand. Additionally, I wonder what the c
by vander_elst 6y ago
I feel lots of the comments are polarized and don't take into the account the magnitude and difficulty of the problem at hand. Additionally, I wonder what the comments would be, if the opposite would have happened, an app with explicit content lands on the playstore. Are there any data available about the false positives false negatives etc. ?
- dessant 6y agoIt should have been flagged for human review. People are taking issue with the automated takedown, not that automated detection can produce false positives.
- phjesusthatguy3 6y agoI have a hunch that if Google actually wanted to fix the issue, they could afford to pay enough people enough money to find a solution. In the meantime, they're doing this.
- spideymans 6y agoI mean... even Apple uses manual reviewers. If Google wanted to address this problem, they would have. (And no saying that App Store reviews are perfect by any stretch)
- ttt0 6y agoThey're simply being put up to their own standards. They shut down anyone for a slightest mistake, so I'm just not going to feel sorry for them for their own incompetence or because it's hard. If they fuck up, the government will bail them out. If smaller companies they often destroy fuck up, no one will bat an eye. Split them up if necessary, maybe that will fix at least some of the problems.