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> Wasting law enforcement resources on other things while CSAM producers are free to operate is a separate It's been a long time since I had anything remotely
by squigz 1y ago
> Wasting law enforcement resources on other things while CSAM producers are free to operate is a separate
It's been a long time since I had anything remotely to do with this (thankfully) but... I'm pretty sure there are lots of resources devoted to this, including the major (and even small) platforms working with various authorities to catch these people? Certainly to say they're "free to operate" requires some convincing.
- jjk166 1y agoPick a lane. Either we have the resources to go after CSAM producers, in which case we should be using them; or we don't, in which case we should be getting those resources. In either scenario, banning IPs is a counterproductive strategy to combat CSAM and it is a terrible justification for permitting IP bans.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> Either we have the resources to go after CSAM producers, in which case we should be using them; or we don't, in which case we should be getting those resources We don’t have the resources and we don’t want to divert them. > banning IPs is a counterproductive strategy to combat CSAM and it is a terrible justification for permitting IP bans The simple reason for banning Russian and Chinese IPs is the same as the reason I block texts from Vietnam. I don’t have any legitimate business there and they keep spamming me.
- squigz 1y agoI'm not the one you were arguing with initially, I just wanted to address the idea that child abusers are just free to do whatever they want, and we're not doing anything about it.