> Child grooming on the internet is a huge problem, and I suspect (again, happy to see evidence against it) it's better to allow scanning of children's communic

> Child grooming on the internet is a huge problem, and I suspect (again, happy to see evidence against it) it's better to allow scanning of children's communications Assuming the scan always happen by a well-intentioned actor, and that no data is ever leaked, and that the children consent to the scanning... lots of assumptions here. ANY human communication has the right to be private. Imagine a proposal to install microphones on kids to record anything they say just in case. It would be outrageous, right? We focus on electronic communications just because if we want, we can break their privacy.