Oh fuck that.

I mean, I get the justification they're claiming. They're saying that if someone uploaded your naked photos somewhere on their platform, you can essentially use one naked photo to search for identical copies on the platforms to make sure you aren't being shared.

"It'll all be handled by computers."

Yeah. Sure.

And I'm not entirely sure what the point is anyway. Okay, you get the photos removed from Meta's platform, but then what? The person still has the photos. It may not even definitively identify who uploaded them. There's no defined benefit for taking a risk in trusting a notoriously powerful and untrustworthy company with even more private information than they already had.

Oh fuck that.

I mean, I get the justification they're claiming. They're saying that if someone uploaded your naked photos somewhere on their platform, you can essentially use one naked photo to search for identical copies on the platforms to make sure you aren't being shared.

"It'll all be handled by computers."

Yeah. Sure.