Protecting Children: No Payments for Child Exploitation Data
This new law aims to stop internet companies from being paid for information related to child exploitation. It means that providers of online and cloud services will no longer receive money for sharing data connected to such crimes, removing financial incentives in this area.
Key points
Internet companies will no longer be compensated for providing data related to child exploitation.
The change seeks to eliminate financial incentives for companies in cases involving crimes against children.
Status:
Introduced
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