🗣️ “There are tried and tested methods and technologies already out there” Emma Hardy Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) calls for tech giants behind encrypted messaging services to take action to stop the spread of child abuse content 📱 🎙️Tech & Science Daily podcast 👇 lnk.to/x494eZ

We use our bespoke grading and hashing software, #IntelliGrade, to enable image-level assessment of images and videos. By the end of 2023, we had accumulated 2,255,390 individual hashes of criminal images and videos. Learn more in our Annual Report: iwf.org.uk/annual-report-…

We're partnering with Collection4Clothes+, a clothes recycling initiative that supports charities like ours in raising essential funds by donating second-hand clothes, shoes, trinkets and unwanted gifts. Book a date for a free collection from your home here 👉 iwf.org.uk/support-us/col….

We’re creating an internet free from child sexual abuse that's a safe place for children & adults to use worldwide, and you could help us too. We're looking for an Internet Content Analyst and an Image Classification Assessor to join our team. Learn more: iwf.org.uk/careers.

No one should have to face the horror of reliving their sexual abuse. That’s why it’s our mission to search for, stop, remove and prevent child sexual abuse imagery online. Learn more about the crucial work we do at iwf.org.uk.

We work with governments, law enforcement and the internet industry to remove images and videos of child sexual abuse online. Our partnerships set the standard for a united global front in the battle against abuse, and you could join us. 🤝 Learn more: iwf.org.uk/about-us/how-w…

Would you like to work to stop child sexual abuse online? If so, we want to hear from you! We’re seeking an Internet Content Analyst and an Image Classification Assessor to join our team. Help us spread the word & share with your networks: iwf.org.uk/careers. #Hiring

The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), which has a government mandate to hunt down & remove child sexual abuse images from the internet, has discovered 2,294 instances of this material on Telegram since 2022. ✍️Matt Field telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/….

Reports involving sexual extortion are on the rise. In the first six months of 2024, our analysts recorded that child sexual abuse reports related to sexual extortion were up 19% compared to the same period in 2023. Read more on our website: iwf.org.uk/news-media/new…

Help protect your financial service brand from being used for payments online for criminal child sexual abuse imagery with our Payment Brand Alerts. Find out how our services could help protect your brand: iwf.org.uk/our-technology….

In 2023, we removed more child sexual abuse material than ever before. This is thanks to the dedicated work of our analysts. Poet Katie Ailes powerfully captures the impact of our work on the lives of child victims who have suffered this cruel crime: iwf.org.uk/25years.

Your students are sharing explicit, sexual imagery with people online. To keep them safe, you need to talk about it. We’ve got resources that can help 👉 thinkbeforeyoushare.org/teachers-and-e…. Talk about it. #ThinkBeforeYouShare #AwarenessCampaign

Our innovative tech-for-good solutions are now deployed to over 200 Members across the tech industry. We help protect their services, staff and 4bn customers from heinous child sexual abuse imagery, and we could help you too. Learn more on our website: iwf.org.uk/membership/how….

The Internet Watch Foundation has called sextortion “the biggest trend we’ve seen – and one of the cruellest”. In the UK, we've seen a 19% increase in sextortion reports in the first half of this year compared to last year. tortoisemedia.com/audio/sextorti…

Nuestra compañera Angela Muñoz habla sobre los riesgos a los que se enfrentan los niños en Internet en este artículo de 3Cat. Ver el vídeo. ccma.cat/324/el-92-de-l…

🌟 This #CharityDay, we want to thank all our partners, members, individual donors, and sporting supporters for their unwavering support. Your generosity plays a crucial role in helping us continue our mission. The funds we raise are vital for our non-profit's work, empowering

We're calling on Parliament to take decisive action to stay One Step Ahead in the fight against child sexual abuse online. These are the actions we believe the Government must prioritise: 1⃣Prevent the spread of AI-generated child abuse imagery. 2⃣Implement robust age

Sextortion is a growing online threat. Educate yourself and your network with the IWF's comprehensive guide. Visit iwf.org.uk/sextortion now. #CyberSecurity #SextortionAwareness

Our 53 global reporting portals offer people a simple, easy & confidential way to report suspected child sexual abuse. Stumbling across this material is upsetting, but together we can help create a safer internet for all. 📨 Make a report and learn more: iwf.org.uk/report/.

1 in 10 children aged 10-15 have spoken to a stranger online. This opens the door to grooming and abuse. As teachers and educators, you’ve got a role to play in keeping your students safe online. Check our free resources and learn more at thinkbeforeyoushare.org/teachers-and-e….