Twitter NSFW Filter

[YuumiPie]

There seems to be no info on if an image is NSFW in --write-info-json, --write-metadata, or --write-tags with the closest being the "sensitive" tag which doesn't seems to correlate. However, I assume there is a tag on a link because of the required authentication when attempting to download an NSFW link. Is there any way to get/determine this tag without manually removing authentication?

[mikf]

I don't think there is, unless I'm missing something. You can check the full Twitter response with --write-pages and compare that between a SFW and NSFW Tweet.

[YuumiPie]

There is a "possibly_sensitive" tag in the --write-pages info that seems to show when an image is sensitive but it is the same as the "sensitive" tag in the info.json from --write-info-json. I initally thought the "sensitive" tag in --write-info-json will always be false if your account has the "Display media that may contain sensitive content" option turned on, but there was no correlation. I seems that there are images that are not considered "sensitive" even if they are NSFW on twitter side so there is no way to determine if an image is NSFW based on tags alone.

Thanks!