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The REPORT Act amends the statutory preservation rule for materials tied to CyberTipline reports, expanding the scope of what providers must report and lengthening the mandatory preservation period.
The REPORT Act (signed into law May 7, 2024) broadened what electronic service providers (ESPs) must report to the NCMEC CyberTipline and materially lengthened how long providers must preserve the con...
OpenAI says it detects suspected child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in user content and reports confirmed instances — including uploads and user requests — to the National Center for Missing & Exploit...
There is no publicly reported, reliable “average time of investigation” for CyberTipline reports because NCMEC reviews and refers tips to law enforcement but does not control or reliably track downstr...
Telegram does not appear to participate in NCMEC’s CyberTipline in the same, formalized way that major U.S.-based social platforms do, even as U.S. law (18 U.S.C. §2258A) requires “providers” to repor...
The lengthened the mandatory preservation period for materials tied to from 90 days to one year and added related cybersecurity and vendor-guidance requirements, while expanding the scope of what prov...