Thank you for sharing. Since most abuse happens from people you know or are in your vicinity, I believe the focus on online content is misplaced. Providing info

Thank you for sharing. Since most abuse happens from people you know or are in your vicinity, I believe the focus on online content is misplaced. Providing information and a way to call for help is much more productive way. Having channels to share information confidentially does benefit people greatly to even share their predicaments. It helps them to maybe gain the confidence to seek help. Removing that confidentiality is counter productive. Giving government the ability to snoop on people to maybe find something objectionable would in my opinion severely inhibit people opening up about abuse. Even if you believed government to be your perfect friend. For many it isn't just a question of security, it is also a question of shame and guilt. Ubiquitous surveillance would be damaging to the low trust of people that were abused.