Report: Twitter Knows Platform Allows Widespread Child Porn Distribution But Looks the Other Way

A new report from The Verge shows that Twitter understands that the platform is a widespread distribution network for child pornography but ignores the problem and allows the exploitation to happen anyway.

The report details how earlier this year Twitter considered making an OnlyFans competitor in order to monetize the pornography they allow to be readily posted on the platform. They felt like this could be a windfall of profit, with OnlyFans generating $2.5 billion annually, as they embraced smut. They called the project ACM, or Adult Content Moderation.

In order to test the idea, Twitter created a “red team” designed “to pressure-test the decision to allow adult creators to monetize on the platform, by specifically focusing on what it would look like for Twitter to do this safely and responsibly.” They determined that the project was unfeasible because Twitter regularly allows child pornography and other illegal sexual content on the platform.

“Twitter cannot accurately detect child sexual exploitation and non-consensual nudity at scale,” the Red Team stated in April 2022. Creating an OnlyFans alternative on the platform would only exacerbate Twitter’s child porn problem, they found.

Even though Twitter understands child porn is regularly shared on the platform, there is no impetus to stop it. They regularly look the other way, and the Big Tech giant has faced no sanctions for being a haven for exploitation.

Big League Politics has reported on Twitter harboring child pornography in the past, with damning allegations that they knowingly allow it through their terms of service:

“A lawsuit is alleging that the social media giant Twitter did not remove child pornography from their platform because the tech monopoly claims it does not violate their terms of service.

The lawsuit is accusing Twitter of profiting from child pornography that was shared on their platform. It was filed by the victim and her mother in federal court in the Northern District of California on Wednesday.

The victim, who is now 17, reportedly was targeted by sex traffickers at the age of 13 over Snapchat who then blackmailed him into sending lewd photographs. They then coerced him into performing sex acts with another minor on video, and copies were eventually leaked into child pornography rings.

The videos were allegedly displayed on Twitter, who was alerted to the child sex videos at least three times. According to the suit, Twitter refused to do anything to remove the child sex videos until a federal law enforcement official intervened.

Twitter’s alleged response was that the social media provider “didn’t find a violation of our policies” with the content:

New- Lawsuit against Twitter

Minor was coerced into making an explicit video, later uploaded to Twitter by adult

Minor proved his age and asked Twitter take it down.

Twitter reply: We "didn't find a violation of our policies."

HT @AnOpenSecret

Suit: https://t.co/vfdNu5PXYf pic.twitter.com/AqzDTBZg25

— Techno Fog (@Techno_Fog) January 21, 2021

It seems that Big Tech is deliberately allowing social media platforms to permit child porn, as the LGBT agenda pushes to normalize child sexuality and pedophilia. America is set to become Sodom and Gomorrah on steroids if globalism cannot be thwarted.”

Regardless of whether it does so knowingly or not, Twitter allowing child porn on their platform is unacceptable. It is time for these tech giants to be held accountable for their anti-civilizational actions.

Report: Twitter Knows Platform Allows Widespread Child Porn Distribution But Looks the Other Way

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