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Testing content filter on ipernity for Android app... Does not much change anything on desktop view.
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Heidiho said:

What software you are using ??
... Photo Editor Pro has no "content filter" ...
5 years ago

Sami Serola (inactiv… replied to Heidiho:

I am sorry. I should have explained this a little. I was posting on ipernity Android app, and then forgot because of were busy.

I am talking about this old Ipernity S.A. project:

Introducing the new content rating/filtering system (2010) www.ipernity.com/blog/team/243059

Stefan (Kiezkickerde) also wrote about it in 2014:

Content filtering / rating seems to be close to be released www.ipernity.com/blog/kiezkicker/659825

It is much similar than what is use at YouPic. The user is asked to filter their contents already while uploading. Then the audience can equally choose to filter what they wish to see.

And this filter is about filtering what is family friendly and what is not.
5 years ago

Guido Werner said:

I have strict content filtering switched on in my account settings and can see this photo on both desktop browser and Android app. Have you set the photo to a restricted rating? If yes, it seems that filtering doesn't work.
5 years ago

Sami Serola (inactiv… replied to Guido Werner:

Yes, I had set it for moderate filtering when uploading. I will test some more soon.
5 years ago

Annemarie said:

Great Sami
5 years ago ( translate )