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I clicked on some random reddit user a few days ago and his top comments were on some thread with a bunch of nude images from some person whos accounts were hac
by nullc 5y ago
I clicked on some random reddit user a few days ago and his top comments were on some thread with a bunch of nude images from some person whos accounts were hacked, his comments were gloating about the thread being a top google hit on her name and that people at her university and prospective employers would likely find the images.
I reported the posts and the thread and reddit sent back a form letter response: "Thanks for submitting a report to the Reddit admin team. After investigating, we’ve found that the reported content doesn’t violate Reddit’s Content Policy."
The absentee management of these platforms has turned them into an attractive nuisance. Getting more reports won't address the underlying issues.