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The risk assessments shown below were generated by the Alborithm. These analyses are often not a true reflection of the actual content in the posts and tend to misinterpret context, satire, or intent. The below does not suggest any wrongdoing of the people depicted in the videos: rather they are potential victims of censorship if the Albortihm is implemented.
Official trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI featuring criminal activities, violence, and mature themes.
Why flagged: Glamorizes violent criminal lifestyle including armed robbery, police shootouts, and illegal activities.
A truck-mounted digital billboard displaying 'DITCH THE WITCH' alongside a depiction of an identifiable female public figure wearing a witch hat marked with a dollar sign, pulled off the road following public complaints.
Why flagged: Gendered, demeaning term directed at an identifiable individual in a large-scale public shaming display may be regarded as menacing or harassing conduct.
Compilation of stand-up comedy clips featuring controversial material from well-known comedians.
Why flagged: Contains explicit verbal depictions that may be regarded as child sexual abuse material even in comedic context.
Long-form commentary video by Topher Field discussing 'Good People Break Bad Laws' merchandise and activism including the Victoria Election.
Why flagged: Reproduces and repeats explicit death-threat claims and intimidating confrontational footage identifying and showing target individuals.
Shaky handheld footage of a street protest outside a parliament building between Moira Deeming supporters and trans-rights/antifascist counter-protesters, with heated chanting and alleged physical contact
Why flagged: Documents sustained targeted shouting, name-calling, close following, blocking and alleged physical contact directed at specific individuals
Video criticising a Queer Club for Years 3 to 6 at a Melbourne primary school, naming and showing images of the teacher who facilitates it alongside her personal and teaching social media accounts
Why flagged: Names, shows images of, and publishes the personal social media accounts of an identifiable teacher with mocking and disparaging commentary
Australian Greens Senator speaking in Parliament wearing a keffiyeh, chanting 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free' and defending pro-Palestinian protesters.
Why flagged: Repetition of slogan that led to arrests may be interpreted as encouraging criminal offence or supporting terrorism.
News video reporting the April 2024 stabbing of an Assyrian Orthodox bishop during a church service in Sydney
Why flagged: Depicts real-world graphic knife violence constituting attempted murder that was officially treated as a terrorist act.
Animated political satire depicting Australian political figures as clowns and portraying eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant confined in a glass box, electrocuted, and transformed into a monster.
Why flagged: Sustained personalised, demeaning and physically aggressive depiction of an identifiable living individual may be regarded as menacing or harassing conduct.
Mock Welcome to Country by the comedian Lisa Jane Spencer
Why flagged: Depicts holding a petrol container to face and appearing to inhale, which may be regarded as promoting inhalant misuse.
Split-screen reaction video discussing NDIS providers with allegations about an individual's Hamas connections.
Why flagged: Sustained targeting with publication of personal identifiers and terrorist-association allegations against an identifiable individual.
News clip of Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie angrily attacking Senator Pauline Hanson over social media cartoons while defending veteran Andrew Hastie, using aggressive language and finger-pointing.
Why flagged: Sustained aggressive personal attack directed at an identifiable individual with demeaning language may be regarded as menacing or harassing conduct.
A video monologue about South Australian abortion law reform defending a controversial social media campaign.
Why flagged: Contains controversial political advocacy that may be deemed menacing or harassing.
Planet Doc culture documentary about Indigenous Australian hunting traditions and weapon-making.
Why flagged: Detailed instructional depiction of weapon manufacture and animal hunting that may be seen as promoting violence.
Parliamentary speech reading out abusive messages and threatening to expose senders' identities.
Why flagged: Retaliatory threat to expose personal information and menace message senders.