LinkedIn blocked due Meshtastic video in private chat
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#5Why does every message have to be scanned with AI? Since when WeChat behaviour has become an example for the Western social media?
You don't scan all user private messages with AI, you give your users a report button which they can press if they don't like a message. Only then you can take any other measures. That's is.
Re: LinkedIn blocked due Meshtastic video in private chat
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#7Not sure I'm totally understanding here, but it sounds like LinkedIn turned on (probably AI-based) porn scanning on messages, there was a false positive, and the guy wasn't able to escalate to support. Is there an implication that it was blocked for political reasons?
Re: LinkedIn blocked due Meshtastic video in private chat
#8Not sure I'm totally understanding here, but it sounds like LinkedIn turned on (probably AI-based) porn scanning on messages, there was a false positive, and the guy wasn't able to escalate to support. Is there an implication that it was blocked for political reasons?
People send each other porn on LinkedIn?
Re: LinkedIn blocked due Meshtastic video in private chat
#9Not sure I'm totally understanding here, but it sounds like LinkedIn turned on (probably AI-based) porn scanning on messages, there was a false positive, and the guy wasn't able to escalate to support. Is there an implication that it was blocked for political reasons?
People send each other porn on LinkedIn?
Re: LinkedIn blocked due Meshtastic video in private chat
#10I've always wondered about this. What happens if one of the big tech companies makes a mistake and closes your account? LinkedIn is pretty important nowadays when searching for work. Would you be able to make a new account? If not, that seems like a pretty big deal. Same concern with your email, or any of the other big services that we usually depend on. If I just suddenly lost my gmail, I would probably lose access…
You are screwed, and it is a big deal.
However, until some ambulance chaser manages to corral the affected people into a class action lawsuit and win, there will be no change.
> Same concern with your email
This one is straightforward--have your own domain. Download everything such that you can change provider if they stomp you.