@ameidegenowo https://t.co/M49Cw9cBOg
@Safety this guy lives in Uruguay, is a pedophile who consumes CSAM and shared horrific videos the past across 100 accounts in the past. investigate this user and report him to NCMEC.
We take seriously our responsibility to protect minors. X has zero tolerance for CSAM, including AI-generated CSAM. As an industry leader, we actively report and block users who violate our Terms of Service, which absolutely prohibit all forms of child sexual exploitation, including posting or engaging with child sexual abuse material. So far this year, we have reported 1.3 million cases to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Additionally, we employ industry-leading tools and processes to protect minors, including:
- We scan media against known-CSAM hash libraries (including hashes from NCMEC and partners such as IWF) using industry tools such as PhotoDNA alongside proprietary detection. We run models at post-creation time (LLMs and custom classifiers, legal/policy-reviewed) and conduct manual Child Safety operations reviews to catch CSE/CSAM that isnβt already in a hash set. We also run proactive keyword and media sweeps, plus heuristics that are partially or fully automated, when signals indicate possible CSAM.
- Apparent CSAM leads to removal, and we have permanently suspended over 780,000 users in the past month alone, with ban-evasion controls. Whenever we become aware of apparent CSAM (including AI-generated CSAM), we report it to NCMEC. AI-generated CSAM is enforced under the same Child Sexual Exploitation policy as non-generative CSAM. We also continuously improve hash coverage, classifiers, and review workflows because this threat is ever evolving and highly adversarial.
- We have also brought and will, if necessary, continue to bring lawsuits against users who have intentionally circumvented safeguards to generate this despicable content. In the first half of 2026 alone, X Corp made more than 1.3 million reports to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, resulting at least 543 arrests
- Finally, we are an active member of the Tech Coalition, an alliance of global tech companies who are working together to combat child sexual exploitation and abuse online. Tech Coalition is an invaluable resource to understand the best practices and new approaches used across the industry to detect and prevent the sharing of CSAM. It allows member companies to share best practices, challenges and new insights that ensure that we are up-to-date when it comes to trends related to these high severity violations.
@ViralClips0000@ExiledByH1B@bx_on_x there are several cases where inmates didnt do any appeals and instead wanted to expedite their date of execution. Its rare but it happens
@ExiledByH1B@bx_on_x As weird as it sounds, a quick death is what a lot of inmates or death row inmates want, it would be their quick easy way out and i disagree with it. They dont want to spend 10-20 yrs on death row before execution.
They should both rot for life in the can
@YELLOWPILL3D@CokeAndSomeFun@FBI@elonmusk Someone is behind this, someone has found an exploit on this website (bluesky doesnt have this problem), and is taking advantage of it.
Some of these bots have telegram tags, and is strongly believe its the people who are behind this mess.
@YELLOWPILL3D@CokeAndSomeFun@FBI@elonmusk I know you all try to stop this clusterfuck of csam bots but its not possible.
These bots are automated processes, these accounts will reappear almost immediately after a ban. The only way for this mess to stop is for twitter to go after telegram cp sellers behind this
@proud_goon@X@Safety please terminate this user and investigate everyone in this comment thread. The user shared picture of a room where US sex offender Matt Ested, raped the minor and filmed videos of abuse. This user is openly praising a child sex offender.
@h4tsqu1d I love how every last one of them said ''they'll never be found'' or ''theyll never be caught'' , and in the end they are still doxxed are traced by cops.
764 breeds stupid people
@yaololah@X@Safety please ban this guy and report him to police. He lives in Uruguay .over the last 3 years, hes used hundreds of accounts to upload extreme violent videos featuring minors.
@zoyrarora https://t.co/RtLWhquumX
@X@Safety please ban this guy and report him to police. He lives in Uruguay .over the last 3 years, hes used hundreds of accounts to upload extreme violent videos featuring minors.
We take seriously our responsibility to protect minors. X has zero tolerance for CSAM, including AI-generated CSAM. As an industry leader, we actively report and block users who violate our Terms of Service, which absolutely prohibit all forms of child sexual exploitation, including posting or engaging with child sexual abuse material. So far this year, we have reported 1.3 million cases to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Additionally, we employ industry-leading tools and processes to protect minors, including:
- We scan media against known-CSAM hash libraries (including hashes from NCMEC and partners such as IWF) using industry tools such as PhotoDNA alongside proprietary detection. We run models at post-creation time (LLMs and custom classifiers, legal/policy-reviewed) and conduct manual Child Safety operations reviews to catch CSE/CSAM that isnβt already in a hash set. We also run proactive keyword and media sweeps, plus heuristics that are partially or fully automated, when signals indicate possible CSAM.
- Apparent CSAM leads to removal, and we have permanently suspended over 780,000 users in the past month alone, with ban-evasion controls. Whenever we become aware of apparent CSAM (including AI-generated CSAM), we report it to NCMEC. AI-generated CSAM is enforced under the same Child Sexual Exploitation policy as non-generative CSAM. We also continuously improve hash coverage, classifiers, and review workflows because this threat is ever evolving and highly adversarial.
- We have also brought and will, if necessary, continue to bring lawsuits against users who have intentionally circumvented safeguards to generate this despicable content. In the first half of 2026 alone, X Corp made more than 1.3 million reports to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, resulting at least 543 arrests
- Finally, we are an active member of the Tech Coalition, an alliance of global tech companies who are working together to combat child sexual exploitation and abuse online. Tech Coalition is an invaluable resource to understand the best practices and new approaches used across the industry to detect and prevent the sharing of CSAM. It allows member companies to share best practices, challenges and new insights that ensure that we are up-to-date when it comes to trends related to these high severity violations.
@aeri4yu@FBI@elonmusk At this point just disable hashtags. All of em. Even if these hashtags are banned, the bots will just add an extra letter in the end and this vicious csam cycle will not stop.
@C_Martinak 4.these criminals are right now taking advantage of your platform and are cashing in on the abuse of minors .
You may or may not answer this question, i only wanted to point out the persisting issues with accounts Safety team removes and reports to NCMEC. Thank you for reading.
@C_Martinak 3. While your company did phenomenal job supressing and dealing with ongoing child sexual abuse problem, have they ever considered suing or reporting telegram users who operate or coordinate this csam bot network on your platform?