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The use of pizza or cheese emojis and shorthand by abusers to evade moderation.
’s automated and human moderation systems regularly send reports to the , and those CyberTips have directly led to arrests worldwide — from local police actions in to federal prosecutions in the — by ...
The Online Safety Act requires online services that host pornography or other defined “primary priority” harmful content to implement “highly effective” age assurance—using age verification, age estim...
Hash-matching detects known child sexual abuse material (CSAM) by converting images or video frames into compact digital fingerprints (“hashes”) and comparing them to curated databases of verified CSA...
The phrase “cheese pizza” in the story was claimed by internet conspiracists to be shorthand for “” — a reading driven largely by matching initials (C.P.) and by posts from fringe forums — but mainstr...
If one accidentally receives content that appears to be child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on Instagram, immediate steps are clear: do not view, copy, or share the material; report it through Instagra...
Providing false age information online sits at the intersection of criminal law, civil/regulatory enforcement, and privacy policy: an individual who lies about their age generally faces little to no p...