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Chud No.59010 View View Original Report
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children believes that end to end encryption should be sacrificed or at least compromised so that law enforcement can better detect and fight distributors of child pornography. In their own words

«We believe personal security is extremely important and support efforts to improve online privacy. But, if this solution is implemented with no exceptions for detecting child sexual exploitation, millions of incidents of abuse will remain hidden, leaving these young victims without any help or protection from these horrific crimes.»

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