Beyond the Encryption Debate
summary
SALVUS maps the full investigatory pathway and pushes concrete fixes: harmonize cross‑border evidence rules, train forensic teams, and deploy trauma‑informed Barnahus one‑interview model; technology work uses photoDNA hashing for known CSAM but admits no reliable method yet for unknown material, while NLP can flag grooming language; legal gaps include the expired e‑privacy derogation and a proposed EU center plus 10‑day e‑evidence deadline that speeds transfers; persistent problems are 20–30k unprocessed devices, offender manuals/trafficking, and the need for continuous testing and independent oversight.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:31Regulatory frameworks on CSA
- 13:06CSA detection and children's rights
- 28:18Trauma-informed support needs
- 46:58Evidence gathering safeguards
- 54:28Oversight of investigative measures
- 1:02:54Q&A
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