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This seems like something Apple would want to patent. I wouldn't be surprised if we saw some new Apple Vs. Android, Apple Vs. Mozilla lawsuit about "background fetching".

Not Reddit, but the user's of Reddit. The users that searched images for 'suspects' were doing vigilante work, or so they thought. It seems to me all they were doing was looking at every image and trying to spot the brown skin. They didn't look for any evidence or use any reasoning. So, again, the users that identified Sunil should be blamed.

Is there any content filtering? When I went on to Image Locator, then "See an example" it will search for imgur.com. The first page of results shows 'thebiglistofporn.com', 'entensity.com'(Not sure if it's NSFW, but it looks it from the thumbnail.)

I know it's not too much of a big deal, but porn thumbnails wasn't something I was expecting to see on a websites example page.

If that VM is in the same house hold, there would be little point.