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How would you comprehensively test for stuff like this?

• switch007 6y ago
  A company doing a quarter of a trillion in revenue might be able to figure it out.
• marcinzm 6y ago
  Take list of top 1000 search terms and run by human reviewers. Take list of top 1000 search terms that are flagged and run by human reviewers. Take list of 1000 sensitive terms (pay a few interns to do come up with them) and run by a human reviewer. Then review top false positives and random false positives. Apple probably spent more money on the UI components for this feature than all of that would have cost.
• jakelazaroff 6y ago
  Aren’t we supposed to be an industry that prides ourselves on tackling hard problems? We can’t build high tech pattern recognition systems and then just throw our hands up when there’s a false positive.
• coldtea 6y ago
  Does "asian" sound like an obscure term that needs "comprehensive" testing to discover? Plus, how about partial rollout?
• mcphage 6y ago
  Well, having a list of a few million valid & invalid pages as a test case would probably help.