This guy would know but he’s long gone
Posted on 11/09/2019 5:35:00 PM PST by KingofZion
The two sisters live in fear of being recognized. One grew out her bangs and took to wearing hoodies. The other dyed her hair black. Both avoid looking the way they did as children.
Ten years ago, their father did the unthinkable: He posted explicit photos and videos on the internet of them, just 7 and 11 at the time. Many captured violent assaults in their Midwestern home, including him and another man drugging and raping the 7-year-old.
The men are now in prison, but in a cruel consequence of the digital era, their crimes are finding new audiences. The two sisters are among the first generation of child sexual abuse victims whose anguish has been preserved on the internet, seemingly forever.
This year alone, photos and videos of the sisters were found in over 130 child sexual abuse investigations involving mobile phones, computers and cloud storage accounts.
The digital trail of abuse — often stored on Google Drive, Dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive — haunts the sisters relentlessly, they say, as does the fear of a predator recognizing them from the images.
*** The companies have the technical tools to stop the recirculation of abuse imagery by matching newly detected images against databases of the material. Yet the industry does not take full advantage of the tools.
Amazon, whose cloud storage services handle millions of uploads and downloads every second, does not even look for the imagery. Apple does not scan its cloud storage, according to federal authorities, and encrypts its messaging app, making detection virtually impossible. Dropbox, Google and Microsoft’s consumer products scan for illegal images, but only when someone shares them, not when they are uploaded.
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
“Amazon, whose cloud storage services handle millions of uploads and downloads every second,..”
Perhaps you could share with us the software that could perform this task.
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Maybe their CEOs are also involved?
The swamp is deep.
The swamp is deep.
The swamp is deep.
I always figured that cloud storage or similar was open to microsoft or whoever ran it.
Because Democrats are evil.
What they seem to be advocating here is Amazon, Google, and Microsoft should scan every file that is stored in their cloud storage. That may seem to be an easy thing to say yes to when the purpose is detecting child pornography, but once the precedent is set, what else will they routinely scan for and report?
This guy would know but he’s long gone
No, thank you I’m not one of those weak minded people who automatically roll over to hand over even more power to the government and megacorps to invade everyone’s privacy and trample all over everybody’s rights especially when they break open the old ‘think of the children’ chestnut. With Epstein et al running around do you really think thats the reason they want all this power?
It should not be difficult to find child porn with their ultra-sophisticated stuff. They are already scanning for politically incorrect users.
Do you want your personal files scanned?
Not your personal files.
“The men are now in prison...” What?!! Those men should be DEAD! What kind of a country would allow these devils to continue to live? To be fed, housed, cooled, and warmed, etc? Where are the men of America? What sorry and pathetic excuse for manhood would permit this to continue? This outrage makes the whole society enablers with them in their crimes! And to rape your own 7 year old daughter,,and film it?! There is no other righteous disposition toward evil but direct confrontation of it and its total and final destruction. Repent America! “Thus you shall purge the evil from your midst.” - Deut. 20
PING
Do a search on:
"The Finders" "FBI"
The swamp is deep.
And if they don't like you, it will be just as easy for them to place child porn in your cloud files.
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