Re:Addressing the distribution of illicit sexual content by ...
by amluto on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @12:57PM
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> You might as well say, "Private unmonitored housing and properties implicitly allow the trading of CSAM."
The article is IMO utterly failing to distinguish between what I think are two products that are very, very different. On the one hand, there’s Telegram, which is effectively a private, unmonitored space. On the other hand:
> Instagram's popularity and user-friendly interface make it a preferred option for these activities. The platform's recommendation algorithms effectively advertise SG-CSAM: these algorithms analyze user behaviors and content consumption to suggest related content and accounts to follow.
That is not a private, unmonitored space.
I tend to think that service providers that recommend content should be responsible for their recommendations.
The article is IMO utterly failing to distinguish between what I think are two products that are very, very different. On the one hand, there’s Telegram, which is effectively a private, unmonitored space. On the other hand:
> Instagram's popularity and user-friendly interface make it a preferred option for these activities. The platform's recommendation algorithms effectively advertise SG-CSAM: these algorithms analyze user behaviors and content consumption to suggest related content and accounts to follow.
That is not a private, unmonitored space.
I tend to think that service providers that recommend content should be responsible for their recommendations.