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Well, If you want to fix this for long term, Disable auto-loading media on non-following user. That's it.

jb55

people spamming cp into people's first #introductions post is a huge problem. looks like we may need to start adding blocklists on media from certain domains. looks like the ai-cp spammers are using this domain: libfans.com just saw apparently real cp on this domain: https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/v3/download/livingutopia.org I also contacted abuse at matrix.org for the latter since it looks like non-ai. we need better reporting protocols than email.

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Yonle _@waltuh.cyou 0 years ago

If you want to go further, Just don't show blurs. Show blank with centered text "Non-following user media. Tap to open." or similar.

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semisol semisol@nostr.land 0 years ago

already possible

jb55 _@jb55.com 0 years ago

yeah we need that, also opened this:

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Implement SensitiveContentAnalysis when opening blurred images · Issue #2853 · damus-io/damus

We currently blur images from people you don't follow, but we can go further and integrate the SensitiveContentAnalysis framework when opening thes...

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jb55 _@jb55.com 0 years ago

opened an issue specifically with your suggestion:

GitHub

Show additional information on top of blurred image · Issue #2854 · damus-io/damus

If you want to go further, Just don't show blurs. Show blank with centered text "Non-following user media. Tap to open." or similar.

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Yonle _@waltuh.cyou 0 years ago

The blur is also the reason why people got curious and open it anyway. Giving it an reason should makes it clear.

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Yonle _@waltuh.cyou 0 years ago

Suggestion: 1. Only blur on sensitive media from following users. 2. Blank instead of blur on ANY media from non-following users.

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jb55 _@jb55.com 0 years ago

probably can't do this on every image due to battery drain. it makes sense to trust people you follow and only do this selectively on people outside your web of trust.