The Dark Reality Behind TikTok: CSAM Trading, Sex Trafficking, and a Pipeline to OnlyFans
July 6, 2026
Despite safety improvements in previous years, TikTok is back on the Dirty Dozen List. Here’s why.
Despite safety improvements in previous years, TikTok is back on the Dirty Dozen List. Here’s why.
This Internet Safety Month, we celebrate progress with major gatekeepers of children’s digital experiences: namely, app stores and smartphones.
xAI’s “Grok” builds chatbots to normalize rape, sexual violence, and prostitution/sex trafficking, and image generators to create sexual imagery.
In 2021, NCOSE formally removed Google Chromebooks from the Dirty Dozen List. In 2026, Chromebooks is back on the list. Find out why.
Android OS does not default their devices to safety settings, requiring parents to download third-party management app, Family Link, in order to monitor their child’s device usage.
The Dirty Dozen List for 2026 has arrived! Haley McNamara (Chief Strategy Officer and Executive Director at NCOSE) and Dani Pinter (Chief Legal Officer and
The annual Dirty Dozen List calls out 12 mainstream contributors to sexual exploitation. Find out who’s on the 2026 List!