Discord’s lack of meaningful age verification, insufficient moderation procedures, and inadequate safety settings has caused harm to numerous children who were sexually groomed by predators or exposed to harmful content.
Peter Gentala, Senior Legal Counsel at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, joins the Ending Sexploitation podcast to discuss legal accountability for social media platforms that facilitate sexual exploitation.
Fortunately for parents and caregivers, protecting your children from online dangers is not an impossible task.
If Elon Musk wants to make Twitter a better place, he should start with clearing out the child sexual abuse material and image-based sexual abuse that runs rampant.
TikTok becoming known as a “hunting ground” for predators has not stopped its growth, and the platform has given predators easy access to groom, abuse, and traffic children.
Lina Nealon, Director of Corporate and Strategic Initiatives at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, explains the problems children are facing online and discusses solutions to help address the issues at their roots.
Yik Yak—the anonymous social media app shut down in 2017 due to rampant harassment and abuse—returned in August 2021. So, is it any better?
WhatsApp seems like a safe and reliable platform, but is now one of the top platforms where children report experiencing harmful behavior.
Ep. 45 Kindsey Pentecost shares about her work training law enforcement and court systems to better respond to sex traffickingÂ
Why Tech Companies Should Support the EARN IT Act Living in a world that is so heavily fixated on technology comes with its own consequences.
The EARN IT Act was unanimously passed by vote in the Senate Judiciary Committee. Next, it will move on to a full vote in the Senate.
On Safer Internet Day, we recognize Bark with the Dignity Defense Alert. Bark equips communities with innovative tools to defend kids online.
