Children’s Groups Express Strong Support for Apple’s New Policy

Thank you, Apple, for showing what more is possible to protect children.

The publication and exchange of child sexual abuse images and videos over the internet expands and compounds the grave harm already done to the victims of these crimes. The testimony of the now adult survivors of child sexual abuse should leave nobody in any doubt about the enormity and long-lasting nature of the damage done by the continued publication of images and videos of them being abused…

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Children’s Groups Express Strong Support for Apple’s New Policy

Thank you, Apple, for showing what more is possible to protect children.

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