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Your references do not support your claim that Facebook allows CSAM unchecked. It is certainly true that it struggles to address 100% of it. But not for lack
by loeg 2y ago
Your references do not support your claim that Facebook allows CSAM unchecked. It is certainly true that it struggles to address 100% of it. But not for lack of trying.
- bigfatkitten 2y agoThey actively refuse to take action on material brought to their attention via the trust and safety channels ostensibly provided for that very purpose. That isn't "trying", that is doing less than the bare minimum. > When a Journal research account flagged many such groups via user reports, the company often declared them to be acceptable. “We’ve taken a look and found that the group doesn’t go against our Community Standards,” Facebook replied to a report about a large Facebook group named “Incest.” Only after the Journal brought specific groups to the attention of Meta’s communications staff did the company remove them. WSJ had contacts in Meta's communication team that they could use to sidestep the process, but what is a normal user meant to do? Print copies and mail them to Zuckerberg at his house?