>John Clark, president and CEO of NCMEC, told Motherboard that in 2020, 10.4 million of the nearly 21,500,000 reports were unique images that were identified an

>John Clark, president and CEO of NCMEC, told Motherboard that in 2020, 10.4 million of the nearly 21,500,000 reports were unique images that were identified and reported multiple times >"We found that more than 90 percent of this content was the same as or visually similar to previously reported content," Hard to tell where exactly this falls between the extremes of "a few images being shared widely and reported many times" and "20M unique instances of abuse". Obviously it's neither of those, and there is a subset of images that account for many reports, but is there a long tail of unique instances? I don't feel like I have a good handle on what the scope of the problem is from the numbers and descriptions given in teh article.