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I’m wondering if, like looking out from behind a blanket at horror movies, if getting a moderately blurred copy of images would reduce the emotional punch of hi
by hinkley 2y ago
I’m wondering if, like looking out from behind a blanket at horror movies, if getting a moderately blurred copy of images would reduce the emotional punch of highly inappropriate pictures. Or just scaled down tiny.
If it’s already bad blurred or as a thumbnail don’t click on the real thing.
- EasyMark 2y agoI'd be fine with that as long as it was something I could turn off and on at will
- bigfatkitten 2y agoThis is more or less how police do CSAM classification now. They start with thumbnails, and that's usually enough to determine whether the image is a photograph or an illustration, involves penetration, sadism etc without having to be confronted with the full image.