Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Christopher Steven Wolf

Emmanuel Jose Miranda-Steiner

Can Mehmet Comertoglu

Ryan Gordon Zacher

Chia-Jiun Tan

Jorge Pozas Trevino

Mark Kramer

Kathleen Ewing

Anthony Charles DiCola

Gary Anderson

Jeff Ferreira

Emmanuel Miranda-Steiner

Non-limiting examples of the present application are directed to automatic adjustment and sharing of content. In one example, a distributed storage service may access content and automatically execute recognition processing for the content. The distributed storage service may automatically execute a clean-up operation on the content based on a result of execution of the recognition processing. A version of the cleaned-up content may be automatically transmitted to a distributed storage associated with a user account of the distributed storage service. As the distributed storage service is executing automatic operations on behalf of a user, the distributed storage service automatically generates a push notification indicating that the content is cleaned-up and ready to be shared with other user accounts of the distributed storage service. In some examples, the push notification may comprise the cleaned-up content. The push notification may be displayed on a client computing device.

Automatic clean-up and sharing of image content

When objects are shared by one user with another user, objectionable content, if identified as such, can be blocked from being shared, while the remainder of the shared objects can be accessed by the other user. Functions that allow sharing of content are implemented so as prevent sharing of objectionable content with another user, while allowing other content to be shared. If a group of files or objects is shared, then the presence of objectionable content in one object in the group results in that objectionable content not being shared, but the remaining files or objects are still shared. A graphical user interface for accessing the storage system, whether by providers or recipients of shared content, can selectively render information about objects with objectionable content.

Blocking objectionable content in service provider storage systems

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