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New legal precedent could turn social media into open child pornography marketplaces

Politics The Hill By Benjamin Bull, opinion contributor 29 Jun 2026 11:30 1 min read
New legal precedent could turn social media into open child pornography marketplaces

Our country is facing a critical and urgent question: Do we care if mainstream social media platforms knowingly distribute child sexual abuse material? Our children face unprecedented danger online, as 13-year-old John Doe discovered after falling victim to an online solicitation from a pretty girl on Snapchat. The pretty girl was not real, but instead...

Our country is facing a critical and urgent question: Do we care if mainstream social media platforms knowingly distribute child sexual abuse material? Our children face unprecedented danger online, as 13-year-old John Doe discovered after falling victim to an online solicitation from a pretty girl on Snapchat. The pretty girl was not real, but instead...

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