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Passes, a platform for creators to monetize their work directly with fans, has been sued after allegedly distributing Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). This move raises concerns about the effectiveness of its moderation policies, which prohibit nude photos and videos.

In contrast, competitors like OnlyFans have more lenient guidelines.The lawsuit highlights the challenges faced by platforms in balancing freedom of expression with the need to protect vulnerable users. Experts argue that no system is foolproof, and mistakes can have severe consequences.As the digital landscape evolves, it's essential for platforms to reassess their moderation policies and invest in robust AI-powered detection tools to prevent the spread of CSAM content.

This will require collaboration between creators, platforms, and law enforcement agencies to ensure a safer online environment.

Passes, a direct-to-fan monetization platform for creators backed by $40 million in Series A funding, has been sued for allegedly distributing Child Sexual Abuse Material (also known as CSAM). While i...

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That discusses the stalker attack on Valkyrae, Emiru, and Cinna without proper context or clarification. However, I can provide a neutral discussion point and a reader-friendly summary of a hypothetical scenario:Discussion Point 1: The Importance of Online Safety for Public FiguresAs public figures, streamers often face unique challenges when it comes to their online presence and personal safety.

This raises questions about the responsibility that comes with having a large following and the measures that can be taken to prevent such incidents.Summary:The safety of public figures is a serious concern. Streamers like Valkyrae, Emiru, and Cinna have been targeted by a young man during a livestream, highlighting the risks they face when interacting with their audience in public.

Thankfully, nobody was hurt during the encounter.The incident on the Santa Monica Pier serves as a reminder of the need for increased security measures and awareness among online influencers. This includes being mindful of one's surroundings, having a team in place to handle potential threats, and engaging with the community in a way that promotes safety rather than putting oneself at risk.The incident also underscores the importance of reporting such incidents to the authorities and working together to prevent similar situations in the future.

It is crucial for public figures to prioritize their well-being and take proactive steps to ensure their safety, both online and offline.

Popular streamers Valkyrae, Emiru, and Cinna were stalked and attacked by a young man during a livestream as they walked around the Santa Monica Pier. Thankfully, nobody was hurt during the encounter...

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The ICO's investigation into TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur is a response to growing concerns over child data protection. The watchdog's primary focus is on TikTok's handling of minors' personal data, particularly its use in surfacing targeted recommendations.This practice has raised red flags, as it may lead to the exploitation or manipulation of young users.

The ICO is under pressure to ensure these platforms are taking adequate measures to safeguard children's rights and well-being online.The outcome of this investigation will be crucial in shaping the future of child data protection on these popular platforms.

The U.K.'s Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has opened an investigation into online platforms TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur to assess the steps they are taking to protect children between the ages ...

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  1. Balancing Free Speech and Liability: How can online platforms balance their responsibility to protect users from harm with the need to preserve free speech and avoid censorship?r
  2. Section 230 Immunity: A Double-Edged Sword: Can Section 230 immunity be used as a tool for holding perpetrators accountable, or does it ultimately shield them from liability?r
  3. Redefining Defamation in the Digital Age: How can we reevaluate our understanding of defamation and its application to online platforms, considering the rise of user-generated content and social media.

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R The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled in favor of Grindr, a popular dating app, citing Section 230 immunity. The plaintiff, who was misclassified as an adult on the app, brought various claims against Grindr, but the court dismissed all except for a federal civil sex trafficking claim.

The ruling affirms that online services cannot be held responsible for publishing harmful user-generated content. While this decision may seem to shield platforms from liability, it also highlights the need foeevaluating our approach to defamation and holding perpetrators accountable in the digital age.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit correctly held that Grindr, a popular dating app, can’t be held responsible for matching users and enabling them to exchange messages that led to real...

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  1. Platform Accountability in Crisis: How can existing frameworks be improved to address the alarming developments in platforms' content policies and their enforcement? What role can civil society organizations play in strategizing and discussing a human rights-based approach to platform governance?r
  2. Amplifying the Voices of Digital Rights Defenders: What steps can be taken to support digital rights defenders in Taiwan and East Asia, particularly in light of the current challenges they face? How can we foster resonance with their experiences and contribute to the global dialogue on pressing issues?r
  3. Mutual Support and Global Dialogue: What can we learn from Taiwan's tech community and civil society about addressing pressing human rights challenges in digital spaces? How can we ensure that the global conversation on these issues prioritizes the needs and perspectives of those most impacted.And here is a

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EFF will be attending RightsCon in Taipei, Taiwan from 24-27 February. Several members, including director-level staff and experts, will participate in sessions, panels, and networking opportunities.

The EFF delegation includes individuals leading sessions on platform accountability, digital rights defenders, and human rights challenges. They will connect with attendees, particularly at the following sessions: "Mutual Support" and "Platform Accountability in Crisis".

These events aim to foster dialogue, learn from Taiwan's tech community, and contribute to the global conversation on pressing issues. EFF hopes to engage with attendees and support the global dialogue on digital human rights challenges.

EFF is delighted to be attending RightsCon again—this year hosted in Taipei, Taiwan between 24-27 February. RightsCon provides an opportunity for human rights experts, technologists, activists, and ...

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  1. The Risks of Compromised End-to-End Encryption: Despite the existence of encrypted platforms, can such measures truly guarantee the security and privacy of user data? What are the limitations and potential vulnerabilities of current encryption protocols?
  2. The Impact of Government Pressure on Tech Companies: How have government requests for data affected the development and implementation of end-to-end encryption? Can companies be expected to prioritize user privacy in the face of pressure from law enforcement and other authorities?
  3. Raising Awareness about Online Data Privacy: Is it sufficient for users to simply switch to platforms that prioritize encryption, or is a more comprehensive approach needed to address the broader issues surrounding online data privacy?

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The cozy relationship between tech companies and governments poses significant risks to user data privacy. Recent instances of government pressure on companies, such as Facebook's encrypted messaging system, highlight the need for greater transparency and regulation.

EFF has long advocated for end-to-end encryption, but acknowledges its limitations. Users must be aware of the potential risks and vulnerabilities associated with even seemingly secure platforms.

A refresher course is necessary to inform users about which apps have encrypted DMs and which may compromise their sensitive communications. Regulation and public awareness are crucial in addressing these issues.

For years now, there has been some concern about the coziness between technology companies and the government. Whether a company complies with casual government requests for data, requires a warrant, ...

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