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Pros And Cons Of Child Pornsites

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The FBI ran a child pornsite to catch child predators and the predators call foul. Federal prosecutors are defending the FBI decision to Hijack and Peddle Child porn for two week as part of a sting operation to catch the distributors as well as the child predators who make it. Andrew Crocker staff attorney of EFF otherwise known as the Electronic Frontier Foundation thinks that the government abused its power all because they got a single warrant to hack into any computer that was visiting these child porn websites with any kind of limitations. The website they ran from Feb 20 to March 14 2015 was called playpen one of the biggest child porn and trafficking websites in the dark web which can be easily accessed with the help of torrent or …show more content…

The site playpen had over 215 thousand registered users consisting of child traffickers and pedophiles, this website also had over 23 thousand links to sexually explicit videos and pictures captured of children over 9000 of the files available for download some of these kids were not even old enough to attend kindergarten yet. The FBI was able to track down the computer service and traffic to servers here in North Carolina and in the month of February the FBI quietly seized the website and moved it to FBI servers in …show more content…

The FBI says the only way to crack such websites such as playpen and the silk road which has been seized numerous times and has came back numerous time is to seize and infect the website with hidden malware to trick the not so smart users into revealing their location allow them to trace back to people that use these horrific sites. The government always puts into consideration to seize any child porn site remove it immediately and permanently but the problem with that is that just stopped child trafficking on one website it would not stop the same people that are running the website from spreading it further through different mediums all through the dark web. Before you think simply take the website you have to think about all the other things that can happen like another one popping run by the people who was on the previously seized site this will just happen over and over, so why not let the FBI run the website for a week or two to catch these freaks from coming back and making more websites this is clearly not an easy decision they are split 50 50 on this

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The government wanted to blame someone for the “Silk Road” and Ross Ulbricht was the scapegoat. First, the government, did an illegal search in the investigation by not obtain a warrant to search the servers. The government basically hack the server to retreat the information. No one was questioned about how they got the information, but yet Ross Ulbricht got life in prison.

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Due to this minors are able to use the website without the knowledge of the website, this means that it is still restricted for sex offenders solely because of the possibility of a minor being present on the site. This restricts almost every website including college sign-up websites, amazon, and even google search engine. The internet is such a part of human life that it is now considered a basic human right by the united nations. If the law is so broad that sex offenders are advised to just avoid it entirely, then they are being denied the basic human rights that all people have. According to Amnesty International “Human rights are basic rights and freedoms that all people are entitled to regardless of

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A. Rule: The Child Pornography Protection Act 1996 (CPPA) due to the advancement in technology prohibits and penalizes not only child porn but anything in its likeliness such as computerized images or young adults portraying minors. The Government submits that virtual child pornography whets the appetites of pedophiles and encourages them to engage in illegal conduct. The government also submits that it aids in the development and spread of child pornography. The court accepts these interests, but rejects the governments argument: 1. There is counterweights to the governments argument: a. The mere tendency to encourage unlawful acts is not a sufficient enough reason for banning

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The internet is a real dangerous place where bad things can happen and will happen till someone put a stop to it. The internet is so easy to get now a days you can go to the library and get on the internet or you can go to a Starbucks or a mc Donald's and you have your hands on internet. People can get their hands on tons of stuff that they shouldn't be able to. The Federal should be in charge

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One tool that helped agencies in the fight against child exploitation was in fact Microsoft, they assist law enforcement in creating image-matching technology to assist online service providers an effective tool to take more proactive action in stopping such distribution of images of child sexual abuse (cite Microsoft). In relation to online strategies, browsing file-sharing websites and searching known acronyms present with child exploitation. When done hundreds of results with arise from computers that are currently in possession of files matching that search term (cite track). When clicked upon it brings it file becomes available for download, showing the locating of the IP address (cite track). A single IP address with a vast collection of child exploitation material, is red flagged then investigated in determining in the material is in fact child pornography (cite timeline).

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It is a shame that today’s society uses the web to create harm to one another without caring or thinking about the consequences that can happen. Yet, this is not the last type of crime

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According to www.kidguard.com The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC-USA) reports “15 percent of children between ages 10 and 17 have been contacted via the internet for sexual intent.” With these numbers, this shows that kids having unlimited access to the internet can or will lead to them being involved in an illegal sexual activity.

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