I remember sharing a Google Photo album containing some perfectly legal anime pictures with some "Not fully clothed" anime girls and my account got immediately a warning e-mail saying that the content was removed due to being possibly illegal content - and that happened pretty immediately the moment I shared the album, which made me think that Google DOES have an automatic system to detect certain images; Why it detects perfectly harmless anime pictures but not actual illegal material is beyond me...,(reply>), sounds like a "honey pot",(reply>), Their systems are flawed and biased then, there is no winning here. Also, scantily clad anime girls, really? Dude, just get a girlfriend.,(reply>), @Lord Hentai That's more likely,(reply>), "perfectly legal anime girls" nigga you were sharing loli weren't you,(reply>), @Lord Hentai Nop they didn't specify, but those were artworks from random artists, highly doubt Google protects the copyright of such small creators - I think it's just the algorithm that has trouble telling apart anime from reality...