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> Very little. Sorry can't dig up a source right now. I don't think the NCMEC shares numbers about how many of their reports result in actions by law enforceme
by pvarangot 5y ago
> Very little. Sorry can't dig up a source right now.
I don't think the NCMEC shares numbers about how many of their reports result in actions by law enforcement agencies. They probably also don't really know, its kind of like a dragnet.
Also under the current "I'll know it when I see it" CSAM doctrine in US courts cartoons can actually be illegal and cartoons depicting the abuse of children are usually banned on most big media sharing platforms in the US, and most companies in the US won't host you or let you serve ads if you have that material. So yeah, it's not only muslim totalitarians that are ok with banning cartoons and punishing people for drawing them or sharing them, Uncle Sam may also send you to jail and deprive you of your rights if you draw the wrong thing.
- noptd 5y ago>I don't think the NCMEC shares numbers about how many of their reports result in actions by law enforcement agencies. I'm not surprised. Quantifiable accountability can be extremely problematic if you aren't actually making meaningful impact on the problem that you are claiming to help solve.