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The topic refers to a legislative proposal aimed at reinforcing reporting duties and carving out rules of construction for providers complying with court orders.
can expose a person to investigation and, in some circumstances, criminal charges because federal and state statutes criminalize the knowing receipt, possession, distribution, and transmission of CSAM...
End-to-end encryption and anonymizing tools meaningfully reduce platforms’ and investigators’ ability to detect and triage known child sexual abuse material (CSAM) because they block server-side hashi...
The STOP CSAM Act of 2025 would impose new operational duties on large online providers—expanding mandatory reporting, annual transparency filings, and specific information requirements for CyberTipli...
Federal courts have largely allowed private, provider‑initiated automated scans for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) to proceed without a warrant under the “private search” doctrine, but recent appe...
Court rulings have produced a patchwork of outcomes that both enable and constrain law enforcement’s access to platform-generated reports: several federal appeals courts have allowed private platforms...