v3.5 - 10th Sept
1 min
highlights this release introduces on demand rule testing — letting you validate detection rules against real content before they go live — and extends automated moderation to video through the musubi integration it also includes several ux refinements to the moderation console and appeals flow, plus a handful of important bug fixes new features rule testing (single item & batch csv) you can now test your custom detection rules against real content before deploying them live run a quick check on a single item, or upload a csv to batch test many items at once against your defined rules and thresholds this gives you a fast, low risk way to validate rule accuracy — including expected routing outcomes — helping you catch false positives and false negatives before rules go into production musubi video content moderation automated content moderation now extends to video nima can analyze video content, generate per frame risk labels across categories like harmful content and unaccompanied minors, and route flagged content into your moderation workflows automatically — expanding coverage beyond text and images without added manual review improvements more accurate transparency reporting updated calculation logic ensures notice and own initiative content counts in your dsa transparency report are tallied correctly improved iwf url matching refined how urls are matched against iwf list entries (subdomains, paths, and query strings), improving the precision of block/allow decisions bug fixes fixed a persisting pdf rendering issue affecting some appeal documents fixed an issue where a duplicate appeal submission returned a generic error instead of clear feedback that an appeal was already submitted