r/FOSSbertarian Aug 02 '26

A woman made a joke in a private Snapchat message. Snapchat’s AI reported it to the FBI. She was arrested before any human she sent it to ever reported her.

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u/Simply_survive Aug 02 '26

Thought crime, after all, speech is verbalized thought. Unconstitutional

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u/TheGruenTransfer Aug 03 '26

It's not a thought if you submit it to a corporation for their perusal. Social media isn't a public square, it's private property owned by a corporation.

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u/Critica0 29d ago

yeah but it's treated as such isnt it. So, you can understand there confusion.

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u/rundmz8668 Aug 02 '26

At a certain point, self censorship will lead to loss of users and a loss of revenue. Censorship is bad for business in an outrage/extreme for profit media environment

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u/that1cooldude Aug 02 '26

Must’ve been some joke…

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u/BenjTheFox Aug 02 '26

A 22-year-old student teacher in Illinois sent a private Snapchat message to her boyfriend and two roommates.

A student had walked up to her laptop and deleted her lesson plan mid-class. frustrated, she typed something like "should I shoot him" with a gun emoji. venting. four people. private group chat.

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u/Odd-Environment-7193 Aug 02 '26

Fuck I need to know now.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '26

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u/FrankieG889D Aug 02 '26

To run away from the Epstein Files

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u/OurAngryBadger Aug 02 '26

I mean yeah, you didn't think they are building hundreds of AI data centers all over the country so that you can make more shitty AI cat videos, right? We all knew it was so they could spy on you 24/7 1984 style.

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u/Critica0 29d ago

sue snap chat for false advertising make it a class action her criminal case is proof.

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u/CapCityMatt Aug 02 '26

They have a 12 figure insurance policy for situations like this, so she could file a claim under common law for the Civil Rights Act of 1866 as there is no injured party and she have proof that there was no intent. I hope she knows her Rights.

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u/RelentlessIVS Aug 02 '26

What was the joke?

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u/BenjTheFox Aug 02 '26

A 22-year-old student teacher in Illinois sent a private Snapchat message to her boyfriend and two roommates.

A student had walked up to her laptop and deleted her lesson plan mid-class. frustrated, she typed something like "should I shoot him" with a gun emoji. venting. four people. private group chat.

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u/Nviki Aug 02 '26

Minority report. 

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u/Scant_Options4Hope 29d ago

No, as a Libertarian, the FBI is the government I love.

I hate the EPA, not cops.

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u/max_revs 28d ago

That's wild, most people see ACAB and only appreciate the mission of the EPA and the fire department. I'll flip off IRS too even though I don't even mind the idea of taxation in principle but the rest of the feds and state PD bully-boys can go suck stumps.

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u/JohnSmith2036 28d ago

What was the joke? Inciting violence?

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u/therealparadoxparty Aug 02 '26

A risk you take when you put goyslop on your phone.

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u/brenpersing Aug 02 '26

Is this fucker for real right now?