Folo Subscription Feed Recommending NSFW Content and Privacy Violations

Clear and concise description of the problem

Problem Description:

The Folo platform's subscription feed mechanism has been observed recommending unsolicited NSFW (Not Safe For Work) content to users, along with materials that potentially violate privacy rights. This behavior contradicts standard content moderation practices and raises concerns about:

Inadequate Content Filtering: Lack of robust mechanisms to prevent inappropriate content from appearing in subscription recommendations.
Privacy Risks: Potential exposure of sensitive user data or unauthorized sharing of personal information through recommended sources.
Non-compliance with Platform Policies: Absence of clear user controls to flag/block such content, despite industry standards requiring these features.

Expected Resolution:

Implement stricter content moderation algorithms to filter NSFW and privacy-violating materials.
Introduce mandatory user consent (EULA) explicitly prohibiting objectionable content.

Provide real-time reporting tools for users to flag violations, with a commitment to resolve reports within 24 hours.
Conduct a transparency audit on data collection practices related to subscription sources.

Severity: High (Impacts user safety and legal compliance)

Suggested solution

Implement stricter content moderation algorithms to filter NSFW and privacy-violating materials.
Introduce mandatory user consent (EULA) explicitly prohibiting objectionable content.

Provide real-time reporting tools for users to flag violations, with a commitment to resolve reports within 24 hours.
Conduct a transparency audit on data collection practices related to subscription sources.

Severity: High (Impacts user safety and legal compliance)

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No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by reproducing the subscription feed recommendations and tracing the existing moderation, privacy, consent, and reporting paths. Done would require agreed scope for filtering NSFW and privacy-violating content, user controls, reporting, and the requested transparency audit.