Detecting CSA While Respecting Encryption: A Delicate Balance To Strike for the EU
Main takeaways Imagine the following: you go to a public toilet and are surprised to see that – due to […]
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Main takeaways Imagine the following: you go to a public toilet and are surprised to see that – due to […]
Last month, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California granted NetChoice’s motion for a preliminary injunction […]
Lawmakers across the political spectrum at both the federal and state-level are increasingly proposing legislation aimed at creating additional age […]
As states pursue the worthy goal of enhanced security and protection for children online, many are constructing legislation that would […]
From President Biden’s State of the Union to recent Congressional hearings, children’s safety continues to be an important issue for […]
There are tree key elements EU co-legislators must consider to develop an effective CSA framework: allow voluntary scanning for CSAM to continue, clarify the scope of the new rules, and make sure that detection orders are targeted and effective.
Bolstering digital services’ mechanisms to promote children’s safety online Protecting children online is rightfully an increasingly discussed topic across state […]
The European Commission proposed new rules to prevent and combat child sexual abuse (CSA) both online and offline in May […]