@Nike >What's an onion routing? Like onion rings?
No dude, Im talking normal web here. Shit gets posted & shared on mainstream websites. It could all be dealt with, and they don't even bother.
@Nike Because it's 1000000000000 different people doing it and they generally get arrested or do use proxying
Like I said, it's not a centralised entity, it's doesn't have a constant known location, it's already illegal but evades it, and they already put resources into it. Shit like this:
cloudflare (powers most of the internet) https://blog.cloudflare.com/the-csam-scanning-tool/
>Today we're proud to take a step to help deal with those hard cases. Beginning today, every Cloudflare customer can login to their dashboard and enable access to the CSAM Scanning Tool
microsoft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhotoDNA
>It is used on Microsoft's own services including Bing and OneDrive,[4] as well as by Google's Gmail, Twitter,[5] Facebook,[6] Adobe Systems,[7] Reddit,[8] Discord[9] and the NCMEC,[10] to whom Microsoft donated the technology.
Being able to add a URL to some DB and RT stops working isn't comparable
@Nike What do you really think they can do other than image hashes and manual reports? And then what? They send the IP and signup details to ICMEC and whatever and that's all they can do
@Nike Do you think it makes any sense, even if you make the assumption the feds are 100% righteous actors, that they spread their entire budget out thin on a billion minor people and expose all their secret backdoors and tricks for it?
There's no way you actually believe this.