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The varying practices of major platforms in submitting metadata to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s CyberTipline, including differences in reporting fields, incident grouping, and non-content clues.
The public record does not provide a definitive annual count of how many CyberTipline reports lead to arrests or prosecutions in the United States; NCMEC publishes totals of reports received, but rese...
Platform reporting practices—whether automated hash-only submissions or reports based on human review—shape the investigatory value of CyberTipline submissions by altering the amount of contextual dat...
to the CyberTipline: reporting practices and technical integrations vary by company, affecting what fields are populated, how incidents are grouped, and how non-content clues (logs, timestamps, device...