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How can I mute nudity showing up in my feed?
I frequently shop for vintage postcards. Suddenly I have photos popping up that are in no way related to my search and most recently a picture of a full frontal nude man.
I reported the nude to ebay and they "looked into it" and claimed it is allowable. DESPITE their policy that reads:
We're committed to preventing bias in the application of our policies. All forms of adult content that don't follow our policy will be removed. We'll review the content of the listing, images, and the category of the items to determine if it is allowed.
eBay defines nudity as showing any part of male or female genitalia, anus, or female breasts where the areola or nipple is visible. The following are also considered nudity:
- Modeled clothing that is see-through or very tight and shows human genitalia, the anus, or the nipple/areola of female breasts
- Male erections, even if the model is clothed
- People engaged in sexual contact or activity
Please tell me if there is way of muting photos of this type.
eburtonlab
Mentor10 months agoThe items in your Feed come from three sources: your watch list, your saved seller list or your saved searches list. Assuming you have no objectionable items on your Watch List, that leaves your Saved Searches and Saved Sellers.
If you use a desktop browser to view your Feed, it should display exactly which seller or search is responsible for each item. Delete the seller, or edit the search to remove unwanted items so those items no longer appear in your feed.