The company has launched protection against “porn plums”, for which you need to partially upload your pictures to the network in advance – on a special platform.
Meta invites users to create digital prints of their intimate photos to protect against “porno” / photo REUTERS
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Meta Platforms, Inc. (former Facebook, Inc.), together with the British helpdesk Revenge Porn Helpline, has introduced a special service to protect users from “revenge porn” – the publication of intimate photos of a person without his permission.
Meta announced this on its website.
The launch of the platform was supported by more than 50 non-governmental organizations around the world.
“This platform is the first global initiative of its kind aimed at providing safe and reliable assistance to people who are concerned that their intimate images (photographs or videos of a person naked or sexual) may be passed on without their consent,” the press said. release.
Read alsoFacebook accused of promoting hate speech and anger among users for profitTo protect themselves from the “porno”, in particular on the open spaces of Facebook or Instagram, users are offered to partially upload their intimate pictures in advance on the site StopNCII.org.
The system will generate special digital prints of the images and, thanks to such hashing, will be able to detect this content on social networks cooperating with the service for subsequent removal.
At the same time, Meta promises that the original images will remain on the user’s device and will not enter the network through the platform.
The service can be used by people over 18 years old all over the world.
As UNIAN reported earlier, Facebook earlier announced that stops working its face recognition systemwhich automatically identifies users in photos and videos.
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