It's not just the false positive. If the algorithms had misclassified her photos, but there had been a straightforward grievance process to reverse the decisio

It's not just the false positive. If the algorithms had misclassified her photos, but there had been a straightforward grievance process to reverse the decision and allow the obviously-non-pornographic photos, I doubt it would have been article-worthy, but the presumption of guilt, unintuitive process, and requirement that users signify agreement to things they don't actually agree to before continuing to interact with the service are all problematic.