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@p9cker_girl jere.my/generative-ai-… Against all known science and confusing fiction for harm. American Enterprise Institute Daniel Lyons suggests to reintroduce unconstitutional law Act of 1996 (CPPA). That will criminalize Survivor stories woodhullfoundation.org/fact-checked/p…

@p9cker_girl Well, they kind of have to, and we already have scanning And the like in place. I would love if magically, every image could be scanned for c sam, but you gotta admit the constitutional challenges and the like, could actually have offenders walk free. And false reports

Twitter will be complying with the Unconstitutional Take It Down Act💀

@p9cker_girl How do you think I mean, how do you figure?There's plenty of unconstitutional stuff on the books that have been normalized. And it's not like I don't get the good intentions behind the bill. How would you get a supreme court to care about the constitution?

This Unconstitutional Law will get overturned for this reason alone >No due process for speakers.

A New Survey related to 'The Melancholy of HARUHI SUZUMIYA' suggests the series has largely faded from Gen Z awareness in Japan According to a nationwide poll published by Trill News, and conducted through Freeasy, 54% of Japanese teens age 15-19 said they don't know the series, while only 14% said they've actually watched it The 2006 anime from Kyoto Animation is widely considered one of the defining works of the late-2000s anime boom, helping propel KyoAni's studio to global recognition while popularizing internet anime culture through viral sensations such as the "Hare Hare Yukai" dance and fan videos

@Safety Yes, and that makes a whole lot of sense. But we already had these safeguards in place and systems in place, and we fear that recent legislation being enacted will actually make not just more surveillance or a fourth amendment problem. But make abuse harder to find

There is no place in our society for predators to share intimate photos and videos of others without their consent. X has zero tolerance for non-consensual intimate images, unwanted sexual content, or any kind of exploitative behavior. We have never allowed such behavior on X and will continue to hold the line. Tomorrow, the US Take It Down Act goes into effect. X supported this law in Congress and has long followed its principles. Here’s what can be done to act quickly against content that violates the act: - You should report posts by tapping the three-dot menu (⋯), selecting “Private or Non-Consensual Content” > “Report content under the US Take It Down Act” and then completing the form. Our team reviews these reports as fast as possible and well within the Act’s 48-hour timeline. - You can also submit a report directly through our Help Center: help.x.com/forms/safety-a…. We continue to improve our safety systems every day. This includes investing more in automation and working with external partners to better protect users who have been impacted. As part of these efforts, we have made progress to ensure copies of known cases of non-consensual intimate imagery are also proactively removed from the platform. For more information on our policies and removal process for non-consensual intimate photos and videos, please visit: help.x.com/en/rules-and-p….

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@juliecbarrett Won't this flood the hash system which was originally supposed to used only for CSEM with adults and false reports making it harder to actually go after actual illegal content?

🚩TAKE IT DOWN Act: A Victim Protection Law with a Surveillance Architecture What was sold as a way to “protect the kids & stop deepfakes", will build a universal content scanning machine with government-adjacent databases. The Take It Down Act was signed by Trump on May 19, 2025, unanimously passed the senate and a House vote 409-2 (Massie, Burlison). The law has a solid criminal core: up to 3 years in prison for knowingly publishing non-consensual intimate imagery, real or AI-generated. ✅ The compliance architecture they’re forcing on every platform has massive red flags 🚩🚩🚩 Tomorrow, May 19, is the enforcement deadline...basically every website and app must: • Automatically hash every single upload (not just reported content) • Check it against NCMEC’s Take It Down database (heavily DOJ-funded and law enforcement connected) + StopNCII.org • Remove flagged material + hunt down identical copies in 48 hours • Or pay $53,088 FTC fines per violation 🚫No penalty for false reports. No counter-notice. No due process for speakers. Platforms get full immunity for over-removing lawful content. And the whole system creates massive pressure for ID verification so the hashing actually works. 🚨This architecture is primed for mission creep. There's no need for Congress to act to expand this, just more FTC rulemaking. Today it's “intimate imagery” tomorrow it could easily include political speech, “misinformation,” or whatever the people in power want. 1/2

Did 62 Million Men Actually Join a "Grape Academy"? youtu.be/g1f2jH7MQvQ?si… via @YouTube no. they didn't.

@finn_swigitti @EgoLayer13 @Keniisu Those studies are false. And to confuse sex trafficking with actual porn is to not understand the difference between porn and abuse. They're not the same, please... the people that sell you that rhetoric are the ones that are doing the dirty sex trafficking with kids

@VColopatri37759 @EgoLayer13 @Keniisu So all the studies that pornography has a negative effect on the people that not only consume it but also participate in it? What about the women who are sex trafficked through apps just like those Kickstarter just banned? But forbid we be judgemental of a practice that harms.

You don't hate them enough.

@EgoLayer13 @Keniisu We're talking about the ability to fund projects being taken away or pushed out. This makes it so some things are harde to exist. I don't think you understand what you're saying. With your knee jerk emotions

@VColopatri37759 @Keniisu I didn't say no platform can be porn. I said not every platform has to be. If that is puritanism, fine.

@SenBlumenthal The kids online safety act is not going to keep kids safe and the people that are trying to pass it have been adjacent to pedophiles and bail them out. RON DEHAAS bailed out a 38 year old trying to solicit sex from a 14 year old.

No Flowers, No Chocolates—Pass KOSA. A Mother’s Day message from moms who’ve lost children because of Big Tech’s abhorrent, addictive tactics. Deeply courageous.

@gelbooru So Migrate how into what and where what's going on?

Gelbooru is down. Had to disable DNSSEC and wait for it to expire on all DNS resolvers. During this time, Cloudflare removed domain responses from their nameservers, which is causing this outage. They probably tried emailing us while the domain was unresolvable... Anyway, now that our DS key expired, we can migrate away with less downtime. Now it should be about 4-12 hours, instead of 24-48 hours.

Several of my british friends have been using VPNs almost nonstop for a year straight because of the Online Safety Act banning being able to access basic information they could have looked up on Google. The OSA banned forums on hamsters. This is not about protecting children.

@Nekomesi Remember do not rely on politicians power comes from the people not from Fame. Have a collection of like-minded individuals and responsible individuals to try and work together and also learn the law. And then maybe you can all become a non-governmental organization

山田太郎議員や赤松健議員にもこの件が届きますように… 合法なクリエイティブに対しての売り上げを銀行が制限をかけるなんて日本でしていいのか？

@ReiTVT @Keniisu Look up project 2025 and you'll see exactly this is intended. These laws and things they pass is only for religious reasons and that's it the FTC is not concerned. In fact they're part of the problem

@Keniisu Wasn't there a law just passed that stops this behavior?

@CyberTechWolff @Keniisu No not by a long shot it's project 2025 and we've been dealing with this anti-Semitism from the '60s because they think p*** is somehow a Jewish plot

@Keniisu It's mostly Collective Shout pressuring payment processors unless they're just puppets to hide some kind of sneaky narrative. Based on searching around though they still seem to be at it again.

@Smash643 @Keniisu You joke but that is part of project 2025. To make all NSFW things illegal

@Keniisu MF's in 2032 being executed for making NSFW:

@MerriMadeline @Keniisu Yep and nobody protected that or individuals that were deemed hateful or problematic and now it's coming for other people. You always have to defend the rights of the scoundrel because then it's you and me next

@Keniisu It's textbook dystopian that a genre of content that lots of people partake in consensually is no longer allowed to exist on certain platforms because the companies that handle all of your purchases don't agree with how you should spend YOUR money. Seen tamer shit in Cyberpunk

@Roderic_Gale @Keniisu That is with Sesta and Fosta. The anti-adult worker industry has been using that and trying to hide behind the idea that all adults works for a nightly harmful. This has been anti-Semitism from the 1960s

@Keniisu why exactly did we give visa and mastercard the ability to tell us what we can and cant purchase if the products not illegal i dont get why they can stop us fuck even if it was illegal its my money