They do the same thing for copyrighted material, they can match a hash and nuke a file off the service at the drop of a hat.
> These files will be flagged to their owner and restricted automatically, which means they can no longer be shared with other people, and access will be withdrawn from everyone but the owner.
I'm trying to confirm this comment:
> They removed it after they began using GIFCT to ‘prevent terrorists and violent extremists from exploiting digital platforms.’ All hashed versions of that video was removed from user accounts.
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