New release! IWF launches podcast on the effects end-to-end encryption could have in the fight against child sexual abuse imagery - UK Safer Internet Centre

The introduction of end-to-end encryption to messaging apps could increase the amount of child sexual abuse images and videos circulating online, warns the Internet Watch Foundation in a new podcast.

End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) and Online Child Sexual Abuse Imagery

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New release! IWF launches podcast on the effects end-to-end encryption could have in the fight against child sexual abuse imagery - UK Safer Internet Centre

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IWF Annual Report launch video - UK Safer Internet Centre

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