The Challenge to Obtain Justice and Protection for Victims in a Global World of Encrypted Social Media and Disappearing Evidence (Part 1)
Our world is changing at the speed of light. As Americans we are protected by the First Amendment and expect a right to privacy where law enforcement has to obtain legal permission to enter our world and gather evidence. Our nation’s primary responsibility is to protect its’ citizens from harm. However, once an American citizen posts information on the world wide web, the discussion becomes quite fascinating. Once that citizen engages on the Dark Web, uses encrypted messaging or views child pornography, live-streamed sexually abusive encounters, or disappearing video, the discussion becomes volatile.
This week Opal Singleton, President and CEO of Million Kids, looks at the race for technology in providing global anonymity and how terrorists, pedophiles and predators use emerging technology to confound legal evidence gathering. Join us Thursday, July 27, 2017 at 7:00am PST on Voice America Variety Channel or access the archived show on ExploitedCrimes.com.
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RESOURCES, LINKS and CASES:
- FBI Director Says Encryption Poses Law Enforcement Challenge
- https://www.arnnet.com.au/article/621798/tech-companies-face-new-encrypted-messaging-laws/
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AlphaBay and Hansa: About those dark web marketplaces takedowns
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New trick of the sex trade: Pimps can use retail gift cards to buy Backpage.com ads
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