> Is there any way to implement E2E encryption that wouldn't "put children at greater risk" if we accept that framing? Given that a lack of E2E encryption mean

> Is there any way to implement E2E encryption that wouldn't "put children at greater risk" if we accept that framing? Given that a lack of E2E encryption means that it is impossible for children to have private conversations with each other, it also means that predators have an easier time watching those conversations and using them to do harm. As such, the mere act of enabling E2E encryption reduces the risk to children.