Julie Cordua : How we can eliminate child sexual abuse material from the internet

Julie Cordua·TED2019
How we can eliminate child sexual abuse material from the internet
Summary
In the first place, it’s strange that there are communities that sexual abuse is normalizing 1) but it’ll bring communities benefit. 2) It’s because there are people who want to buy it is also strange. 3) According to the article, child sexual abuse material was in fact eliminated nearly in the late 1980s because new laws and increased prosecution made it simply too risky to trade it through the mail. However, it’s not over. By coming of the internet, the market exploded. 4)

I don’t know that only  few pictures are spreading or numbers and victims are growing, though, it’s not important. Why can’t all adults understand that kids should be protected from abuses? 5) Why does someone buy it or why does someone help to spread it but they win? 6)

The speaker’s team searched that abuse files come from just 12 companies and they created a system to be able to stop a known piece of abuse material when someone tried to upload it. Little by little, it works, children started to be helped by the National Center. When many societies start to use it, the speed of removing child sexual abuse material from the internet will increase dramatically.
The title: How we can eliminate child sexual abuse material from the internet is just, we want to help kids from the things that all people know that it's wrong, though, a big system has to be created and cooperation of many companies are needed.