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The methods and consequences of detecting and enforcing policies against child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in Google's services.
generates digital “hashes” or fingerprints for images and videos using automated hashing and fingerprinting tools, then shares those fingerprints with ’s hash-sharing system so organizations can match...
Available reporting and official documentation do not show any confirmed, public cases of users uploading child sexual abuse material () images to Gemini; Google’s product rules and built-in filters e...
reports that it suspended roughly 270,000 accounts tied to child sexual abuse material () in the first half of a recent year, and it makes millions of reports of suspect material to authorities, but t...
Available public reporting and ’s own policy pages show that Google treats child sexual abuse material () as strictly prohibited in Gemini and will remove, report, and often suspend accounts when CSAM...