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Gavin Portnoy, a spokesman for the clearinghouse of abuse material, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, said officials there opposed the widespread adoption of encryption.“The rape and sexual exploitation of children that we see in millions of reports to the cyber tip line will continue to circulate online, but will be invisible to tech companies,” he said.
There is increasing “international consensus, at least among law enforcement folks, that this is a serious problem,” said Sujit Raman, an associate deputy attorney general in the Justice Department.An explosion in reports of child sexual abuse imagery on the internet is prompting the authorities to step up pressure on technology companies over their use of encryption — and Facebook, which flags by far the largest amount of the material, is drawing outsize attention.The tension is part of a growing debate over privacy and policing in the digital age.Barr, are expected to raise concerns about the change to Messenger, and about encryption overall, at an event on Friday with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the national clearinghouse for child sexual abuse imagery and officials from the Australia and Britain.“Online child exploitation has increased dramatically in the past few years, and offenders continue to adopt more sophisticated means to entice victims and evade justice,” the department said in invitations to the event.