Balancing Trust and Safety in End-to-end Encrypted Platforms The Stanford Internet Observatory hosted a panel of speakers presenting views on new products and services intended to protect children in encrypted spaces. These are the key points we feel that each speaker raised in this debate and we’ve provided our responses to each of these key points. […]
Welcome to another edition of the SafeToNet Foundation’s safeguarding podcast with Neil Fairbrother, exploring the law culture and technology of safeguarding children online. In this Safeguarding Podcast with Hany Farid, Professor at the University of California, Berkeley: PhotoDNA, what is is and how it works, what PhotoDNA doesn’t do, what are Hashes and do they
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Apple’s recent CSAM detection announcement has caused a controversy about online privacy. Privacy of course is something we should all take seriously, especially with the unregulated commercial intrusion into our private use of social media services and of the internet in general. Apple is a private limited company. They provide a service, iCloud, for the
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In this safeguarding podcast with John Carr OBE, we discuss how the EU went wrong with GDPR, the EU’s new ePrivacy regulation and how it will make CSAM detection innovation illegal. We ask what is WhoIs and why is this important? We also discuss how social media companies have dodged the requirement for parental consent and
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