Instagram apologizes for censoring nipple on Penelope Cruz film poster

[hewontgo]

Instagram apologizes for censoring nipple on Penelope Cruz film poster https://t.co/686Eu1KDLd pic.twitter.com/RVGiPhlTv6
- Page Six (@PageSix) August 11, 2021
The poster shows a lactating nipple, and was removed “for breaking our rules against nudity

Comments

[oldmoviesnstuff]

Ok so, art is different than porn but what is the exact line between them? and it's up to Instagram to decide? Idk

[januarysix]

All art is porn but not all porn is art

[mangomuch]

Facts are facts

[invisiblegirlx]

Context is what makes the difference and algorithms aren't great at that.

[gloeden2]

On their platform it's whatever they want it to be that the market will bear. It's not a big deal to me if they don't want nudity of any kind. My issue is that they and other platforms aren't consistent or sensible or transparent. It leads to confusion and mistakes because they leave it up to algorithms and a few hastily trained low paid functionaries. They don't care about anything but appearing to be concerned.

[archersangel]

Someone once said; If it's in black & white, it's art. If it's in color, it's porn.