Internet service corporate policies sometimes make users difficult. In the case of Instagram, in response to the problem that only a picture of a black female model was deleted while wearing the same clothes and posing as a white female model, the picture that was under the age of 13. It is also explained that it is regulated by indicating that it may have an adverse effect.
Image regulation is also an issue for dating matching apps. Artist Cali Rockowitz said the photo of herself in a bra top on the Bumble app has been deleted. Bumble said that among the indoors, selfies of women exposed shirts in the bathroom and swimsuits are subject to regulation because they are seen in underwear.They are similar to this. It is also revealed that photos are subject to regulation.
On the other hand, if it is outdoors, even if a woman does not wear a shirt on the upper body at the pool or beach, it is not unusual to wear a swimsuit outdoors, so it is still allowed.
Lokowitz argues that such a policy in dating apps is odd. Another user also pointed out that Bumble could post a selfie with a naked upper body indoors, pointing out why it’s not contradicting why women shouldn’t. A Lokowitz social follower said she created an image that replaced the regulated photographic background with an outdoor one and suggested that it would be fine, but Bumble said the image was unacceptable because it had been modified.
Policy coherence can sometimes cause problems with any service. Even in the absence of photos that emphasize explicit sexual attractiveness, a situation where the balance between vague policy definition and rigor is broken can be a situation that does not benefit everyone. In this regard, the service side may need the flexibility to listen to users and clean up distorted policies and operations. Related information can be found here .