• TropicalDingdong@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Yeah I’ve thought a tiny bit about this but it gets dodgy with things like csam.

    How do we address some one uploading stuff that would get you arrested?

    • BrianTheeBiscuiteer@lemmy.world
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      3 months ago

      There’s gotta be some kind of limited liability for this kind of thing. I mean, banks wouldn’t be liable if someone put csam in a safe deposit box or (assuming they don’t x-ray packages) UPS shipping csam in a sealed package. I think there just needs to be reasonable safeguards against it but I don’t know if any of that is built into the software.

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        3 months ago

        Issue here is that what’s in a safe deposit box isn’t also being shared/distributed. It is locked away.

        If, however, they made copies of the contents of a box and put it in other boxes … and it came out somebody used that for CSAM then there probably would be some kind of liability.

        Besides CSAM there’s also copyrighted material, etc which section 230 kind of covers but even then gets tricky since there’s a duty to respond to DMCA takedowns in order to get safe harbor protections.

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        3 months ago

        Unfortunately we are at a point where Cisco Cloudflare and Google are held liable for filesharing-related domains their DNS relays are resolving IPs for…

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      3 months ago

      Probably arrange it such that not one person/server knows what the stored bytes are. There can be a server where the bytes/blocks get reconstructed where one can check for the bad stuff.