Information & Ethics committee  Yes and no. It all depends on where it's hosted. It also depends on where you're getting it through. One, there's live content on other websites and other platforms, but then there's the stuff that's right in Google cache. Those are two different animals in terms of getting them

Information & Ethics committee  Was there a part of the question that I forgot, sir?

Information & Ethics committee  Play me off, Sam.

Information & Ethics committee  My honest answer is that I believe your victim, first off. To share something just as seedy that happened, there is right now a criminal conviction for human sex trafficking surrounding the defunct site, GirlsDoPorn. It's infamous. There are a lot of great articles about it. I h

Information & Ethics committee  Well, I'll put it this way. That is a lot of data to track, in fairness, if I'm looking at it from the cybersecurity point of view. I can't tell you if they had the data or not; it all depends on how much they archive. To be plain, I fully believe your victim. This is a company

Information & Ethics committee  I think much of their business model has been built on pirated information. Once again, Samanatha Cole did a great article that talked about many OnlyFans folks getting ripped off and having their content spread out there, which once again pushes sex workers toward a very explo

Information & Ethics committee  I believe the first thing to say is a little about what I do. I use the current technologies that automate copyright technology. I use these technologies to go out and help my victims get NCP that was put out there, whether it's revenge porn or something involved with human traf

Information & Ethics committee  The process of doing this is costly, and it's really just stacked against victims. On top of that, it's stacked against free agent sex workers who are trying to protect their intellectual property. There's a great Vice article that talks about a lot of OnlyFans folks. They can't

Information & Ethics committee  I might be a little biased there, because I'm an intelligence analyst by trade. You're asking somebody who goes and subversively finds information about privacy. Honestly, I'm for it. I like the EU's stance on it, to be honest. I'm very biased on that question. What I would lik

Information & Ethics committee  Hello. Good afternoon. My name is Charles DeBarber and I'm a senior privacy analyst with Phoenix Advocates and Consultants. My background is U.S. Army cyber-intelligence and cybersecurity. I began my work with victims of non-consensual pornography, or NCP, in 2015, when I worked