In other words, the consent of a corporation is more important than the consent of a human being... for the public distribution of that human being's likeness in an intimate context. Holy dystopia, conservatives are fucked in the head.
this post was submitted on 09 Oct 2024
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The likelihood of being sued is the issue. The DMCA has tons of case law behind it making it a powerful tool for the media companies. Not so much for NCII. Also, individuals usually don't have legal teams.
So as with much fuckery in the modern world, we can use the rules as well as they can. If someone's image is shared as NCII, they only need flag it as a DMCA violation. Problem being, who is going to know that trick?
Everyone should just share the image of Elon before his hair plugs and watch how fast it gets taken down.
I don't have that one on hand. Would you settle for liberal arts Elon?
Wow he's had a ton of work.
and still looks like a fucking dogs dinner
O.m.g LOL
No common decency or law enforcement in the Nazi bar. Anyone surprised?
Will the authorities actually do anything?
Xitter might as well call it the "Maybes and Conditions" with how much they cherrypick their T&Cs nowadays
Trash headline. The study found that MORE takedown requests were fulfilled by sending DMCA takedowns instead of the (probably non-functioning) NCII takedown request mechanism on Twitter. Nowhere does it say they will only take down revenge porn if you send them a DMCA.
That may not be their policy, but it appears that's their practice.
I’m not sure how you can miss the point while simultaneously spelling it out at the same time. Quite the feat.
I mean, it's my revenge porn. I should be allowed to post it! /s
Only things Elon doesn't like are quickly taken down.