Oh come on. Being ND doesn’t mean your mind jumps to sharing child porn. That’s a fuckin cop out.

It’s probably projection. Nobody reasonable would have jumped to the same conclusion. It doesn’t even remotely read like that.

Why are you such a weirdo where that’s where your mind goes.

Sharing positive hits isn’t saying share the images. It’s saying share the data on who what when where how the hit showed up positive.

Who shared it.

What was it (this is obviously going to be some kind of CSAM given that’s the tool).

When did they share it (time stamps).

Where did they share it (was the same image hit on other runs and what instances did it hit on with the tool).

How did they do it (local sharing, an image hosting service, etc).

Why are you using median household income for Thailand and median personal income for the US?

Median household income in the US is $71,000.

Unless the Lemmy devs create their own app, the vast majority of users are going to use third party apps like mlem and Memmy.

So it’s still a problem with the platform if the username databases for instances don’t validate against each other to prevent reuse and impersonation.

That’s doesn’t mean anything though.

Nobody else can have the username Izzy@lemmy.world but Lemmy.world is only one of hundreds of instances on Lemmy.

I could go right now and make Izzy@<any other Lemmy instance> and depending on the client used, nobody would be able to tell the difference if that client doesn’t list the instance as part of the username. For example, both mlem and Memmy on iOS do not show full usernames by default. You just show up as Izzy to me. So Izzy@lemmy.world and Izzy@lemmy.ml would show as the same user to me.

I’m gonna take a wild guess and say it won’t apply to him.

Or if it does then he’ll just delete accounts he wants to block.