Apr 12 · 7 min read · The moment your app accepts user-uploaded images, you have a content moderation problem. It doesn't matter if you're building a social platform, a dating app, a marketplace, or a SaaS with profile photos. Someone will upload something they shouldn't....
Join discussionApr 3 · 3 min read · From my experience, when platforms like Hashnode remove a post, it is not always because the content is “wrong,” but because it looks like AI-generated or low-authenticity content. I’ve personally not
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Mar 31 · 3 min read · Keeping a massive platform like Discord safe from harmful content requires an equally massive and efficient system. Managing 400 million daily actions and mitigating threats in real-time is no small f
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Mar 7 · 3 min read · 📝 Quick Summary: This TypeScript library provides a highly performant profanity filtering solution supporting 107 languages. It offers features like lazy loading, zero runtime dependencies, and a rich API for checking, detecting, and censoring profa...
Join discussionFeb 26 · 9 min read · User-generated content is a growth engine. It's also a liability. One viral post with the wrong content can get your app pulled from stores, tank your brand, or worse. I've watched promising apps implode because they treated moderation as an aftertho...
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Feb 23 · 8 min read · Citizen journalism and social media algorithms are colliding in real time. To keep breaking video visible, creators are adopting a growing toolkit of evasive maneuvers: swapping “killed” for “unalived,” blurring split-second frames, tilting or mirror...
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Jan 24 · 8 min read · The founder called me at 11pm on a Saturday. His app had a public gallery feature. Users uploaded images, images appeared in the gallery. Simple. Except someone had uploaded explicit content, it had been visible for six hours, and now he had a PR cri...
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Jan 21 · 5 min read · In January 2026, OpenAI began deploying a new age-prediction model on ChatGPT designed to estimate whether an account likely belongs to someone under the age of 18. The move marks a significant evolution in how AI platforms manage safety, content mod...
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Jan 16 · 15 min read · Hive Moderation is one of several platforms that help apps detect and filter user-generated content across text, image, and video. It's often used in social, marketplace, dating, and gaming apps to flag nudity, hate speech, spam, and other forms of u...
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