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Pick 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 tho
by jjk166 1y ago
Pick 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.