octo888
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/aug/22/google-cs...
> "Google has refused to reinstate a man’s account after it wrongly flagged medical images he took of his son’s groin as child sexual abuse material (CSAM), the New York Times first reported. Experts say it’s an inevitable pitfall of trying to apply a technological solution to a societal problem.
> "Experts have long warned about the limitations of automated child sexual abuse image detection systems, particularly as companies face regulatory and public pressure to help address the existence of sexual abuse material."
Thanks for providing the tech and buddying up with governments, Silicon Valley! /s
edit: But we live in a country where everything is illegal but rarely anyone is arrested for it so that's somehow ok /s
The UK is very good at banking.
Regardless, the developers are very experienced and smart, and know that screenshots are often used to advertise a product, so I guess it's a very conscious choice.
False. From some drama recently. Proof: https://ibb.co/6J0CyVz6
The screenshot reads:
"If you have an established account on Hacker News, enable "showdead" in your settings, open our flagged posts and press "vouch" to help restore them. People have gone back through quite a lot of our posts and wrongly flagged them despite there being nothing inappropriate at all. 12 Sept 2026, 16:21 "
Perhaps warranted, but definitely the definition of brigading.
I've noticed my MVNO Vodafone service, which was faultless, suddenly declining. Random dropouts are fairly common, no connection inside some big buildings (whereas Vodafone's infrastructure is known for being better inside and Three's much worse. Makes me think I'm being shunted onto Three's infrastructure)