I promise that I wasn't looking for CP AT ALL. I knew I shouldn't have even opened sketchy looking links from Discord in the first place, and now I am having an anxiety attack. The only reason I saw both files was because I opened the links simultaneously before I actually went to look at them. Now, I am freaking out that I might've accidentally opened Dropbox/Google Drive links with CP in them. All I did was open the links and scrolled for less than 10 seconds before I realized the pictures may have been illegal, freaked out, and closed the tabs right away.

I never actually clicked on any of the images, let alone download them. I closed the Google Drive tab right away, along with all other tabs and my browser. This also had photos that were possibly CP (once again, I couldn’t exactly tell if the photos were minors, but some looked like it). After I closed the tab, the Google Drive tab opened automatically since it was the next tab over. I clicked on the Dropbox tab, and once I noticed it had some questionable CP (couldn’t tell if it was underaged minors or not), I closed the tab right away. However, I simultaneously opened up a Google Drive link and another Dropbox link.

Since most Dropboxes had 'Errors', I decided to open a few more. Two links loaded and they had legal porn. Most of them had an 'Error' sign when I clicked on them. The link led me to a pastern website with a bunch of Dropbox links. I knew it was probably I bad idea, and I really regret doing this, but I clicked on it just to see what the files were. Furthermore, Dropbox says your files are only checked against that list when you try to share a file - if you just upload a bunch of movies and albums to your Dropbox for your own personal consumption, they won’t get blocked.I was on a Discord NSFW server and someone posted a link that had a bunch of dropbox files on it. “We don’t look at the files in your private folders”ĭropbox stresses that this entire process is automated, and that it never actually looks at your files - it just automatically generates hashes for your files, which are automatically matched against a list of copyrighted hashes.

Dropbox DMCA takedown notice This is one of the most graceful methods of preventing piracy that I’ve ever seen - but it’s still not without its risks and limitations.

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