Closest thing to “push-button”, are probably VPNs with a built-in ad blocker… which might as well be a pihole. Not sure what % of people use those.
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Zero per cent of app users are running ad blockers
Not to take away from his point, but… Pi-Hole.
Strictly speaking, “Linux” can run on 10MB of RAM or less.
Meanwhile, a single web page may need 100MB or more to build the DOM, run all scripts, and keep a buffer of the canvas.
Wrong question. The right question would be:
Why is AI as used in Lensa’s Magic Avatars App Pornifying Asian Women?
Ask Lensa to remove the “ugly” and similar negative prompts from their avatar generating App, and let’s see what comes out.
https://stable-diffusion-art.com/how-to-use-negative-prompts/#Universal_negative_prompt
For reference, check out how that same negative prompt turns a chubby-ish poorly shaved average guy, into a male pornstar, or a valet into a rich daddy’s boy.



Because you need to meet the platform’s goals.
On a for-profit one, that’s being somehow profitable to it, whether by paying directly or through ads and content placement. Otherwise, you need a philanthropic platform, where either someone or you indirectly supports it, like a P2P one.
Instagram is of the former kind.