Detecting and removing school girl images

Although any image analysis method that attempts to separate adult images from standard images invariably classifies a percentage of images incorrectly, the unique algorithm used by Snitch is quite effective, and usually a computer that contains 'dirty pictures' will show obscene or indecent pictures in the first page of image results. This allows the user to quickly assess whether the target computer requires further inspection.

Schools and educational institutions are more frequently using Snitch to detect and delete porn, as the education establishment is becoming increasingly concerned about the ease of availability of obscene material (school girl images) via the internet. Parents naturally assume that schools have the issue under control but reality is usually quite different. Solutions which are currently available do not delete porn, but instead take the form of internet filters which attempt to intercept incoming files. These systems are not nearly as effective as they need to be to outsmart students, who can be resourceful and persistent when they have their mind set on something.

This is where Snitch comes in handy; it can be used to detect inappropriate internet behaviour, both directly, by checking the internet browser access caches, and indirectly by examining the computer for unwanted files that have been introduced from the internet. In addition, files that have been brought in through other channels, such as LAN, CDROM, floppy disc, compressed files, email, and other internet methods that bypass the browser, are easily detected by Snitch and rarely by any other system.

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'naked pictures' - pictures of people either partially nude or fully nude