The Tech Transparency Project (TTP) is a research initiative of @Accountable_Org that seeks to hold large technology companies accountable.
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NEW: Users as young as 13 can access dozens of nudify apps on both Apple and Google phones, even when parental controls are enabled, a new TTP report finds. techtransparencyproject.org/…
In response to the report, Apple stated that apps that replace clothes with “swimwear or lingerie” do not constitute nudification nor violate their policies against nonconsensual intimate imagery. Yet Apple has removed apps that do just that, such as Glam AI and PollyBuzz.
The resignations followed a letter from Meta's head of content policy saying the companies were no longer receptive to scrutiny of their efforts to crack down on terrorist and extremist violence.
But this scrutiny is beyond warranted, as years of TTP research has shown. Thread:
Six of the nine independent experts on the advisory board of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism—a consortium run by several of the biggest US tech companies—resigned on Monday, according to a letter seen by WIRED.
wired.com/story/independent-…
TTP also found that YouTube was running ads on and profiting from 56 channels for Iranian entities that are directly sanctioned by the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control. techtransparencyproject.org/…
Just a few weeks ago, @UN_CTED released a report saying that terrorists are utilizing technology to supercharge their propaganda efforts in a way that is “outpacing” efforts to stop them.
Yet, tech firms are focused on shutting down scrutiny. news.un.org/en/story/2026/09…
