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October 26, 2023
Question

Every “similar video” under stock photos is NSFW, and now some are inappropriate videos of children.

  • October 26, 2023
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Hi, all. I see others have posted similar threads in the past and I'm confused (and frankly, disturbed) as to why this is still occuring. Sidenote: I would share real screenshots but don't want to screenshot these on my company computer. I've attached a photo taken with my phone. 

no matter what image I'm looking at, I get NSFW videos in "similar in videos". For example, If I'm looking at a stock image of a tree, the suggested videos underneath will be people in bed, women in lingerie, or straight-up softcore p***. This is the case for nearly every single image I look at. Again, I'm on a work computer, so not ideal. SafeSearch is turned on. 

What prompted this post, however, was the most disturbing. I'm looking at a simple photo of a beach and the suggested videos below are children in bathing suits, children at the doctor lifting up their shirts, and a young girl (of age, I hope?) in lingerie. 

This is very bizarre....

 

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October 26, 2023

I was able to replicate the search on mobile. These are below file #622798875. I spoke with support who thought nothing was strange about this...

Abambo
Community Expert
Community Expert
October 26, 2023

622798875 is not a stock image with trees, but I get your point. But this is more a discussion about what is NSFW and what is not.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
Jill_C
Community Expert
Community Expert
October 26, 2023

This is bizarre. I searched videos for "tree" with safe search enabled and got 3.702 million results. If I click on any of them, I see only trees in the "similars" section. If I turn off the safe search filter, I get 3.703 million results, but still only trees in the "similars". I don't have an explanation for why the system has decided to show you inappropriate results.... Perhaps someone from Adobe will chime in here with some helpful info. 

By the way, you did not include the attachment you referred to.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer
October 26, 2023

Oops! I was able to add them in a comment below from mobile, with some more detail.