[Feature] Server-Level Setting to Block Upload of NSFW Images #18979
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stephenpapierski
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This isn't really feasible to do, as the ML pipeline runs async some time after the upload. When workflows (#1673) are implemented you might be able to use that for this. |
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I have searched the existing feature requests, both open and closed, to make sure this is not a duplicate request.
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Feature
Immich already offers excellent AI-powered tagging, including the ability to flag NSFW content. However, current functionality only allows for tagging or hiding sensitive content after upload by users. For deployments where NSFW material is strictly disallowed, a server-level setting to block the upload entirely is needed.
This request proposes a configurable option that would:
Motivation
If my understanding is correct, server administrators are responsible (and potentially legally liable) for the content stored on their Immich instances, even when uploaded by end users. Without a pre-upload blocking mechanism, NSFW material could be stored either accidentally or intentionally, putting admins at risk of violating internal policies, or even local laws.
A configurable upload blocker would make Immich safer and more suitable for use in:
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