Europe outlines child sexual abuse rules

The European Union has approved a temporary exceptional rule until April 2028 that allows messaging services like Gmail and Instagram to search private conversations for evidence of child exploitation, with an exception for encrypted messages, in an effort to combat child-related pornography. Companies will be able to use automatic image and video search programs to investigate suspicious cases before referring them to authorities after manual verification, as part of the Union's efforts to find a permanent solution to protect children online. Final approval must be obtained from the member states before these new rules can be implemented permanently.

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