In the real world the system delete the data, deletes the associated user, bans the user and no human will do anything about it. Most likely there isn't even a

In the real world the system delete the data, deletes the associated user, bans the user and no human will do anything about it. Most likely there isn't even a report made to a human it just goes under ToS violation or something so no one inside the companies aks questions. No FBI is called. Imagine the financial damage this would do if specialist come over and try to collect evidence and the company is forced to cooperated and work for them, for free ofc. Only the big tech does this. They have whole teams for this and automated system and what not because surely the FBI wont walk into googled data center ever to collect evidence. But all the smaller companies they cant afford to do this and the detection system is actually to protect them form going bankrupt because they accidentally stored some illegal data from a user. >And to the letter of the law you can't just delete the data if you found CP that one of your customers uploaded without running afoul of mandatory reporting laws. Yes such laws exist. So they use filter software from third parties. They intentionally offer some generic filter that includes "unwanted content" and doesn't specify what it is when it find something so the companies can wave away the liability as they have no way to know if the image was valuable evidence of a crime or just some LiveLeak gore. They can justify that no human watches it because that's to expensive.