Would „confidental computing”[1] be able to provide a solution in this situation? If it is encrypted using a TEE, they would have no way of knowing what kind of data they are hosting.
They don't need to know, if an IP hosted there responds with illegal data, you can know which customer it is and ban them.
Are you suggesting that something is a "solution" by shielding people who perpetuate the distribution of child abuse media and profit off it?
If you are, then there is something seriously wrong with you.
Yes, you can use one of the four horsemen of internet crime to strip rights from everyone who isn’t doing anything wrong, or, you can realize the good will always outweigh the bad.
I think this is a case of a HN user seeing the abstraction of a problem rather than the actual subject matter.