Apropos- was invited to design Trigger for Change the Project Intercept impact report. The publication summarised LFF important work, showcasing the results of implementing warning messages on the world’s largest platforms, like Google, Mega, Meta and TikTok.
Over the past two years, warning messages on online platforms have been triggered more than 70 million times by users seeking sexual images of children – more than 95,000 per day. These figures show it’s possible to prevent online child sexual abuse, LFF is urging tech companies to partner with them to scale on every online platform.
OpenAI, Meta, TikTok, Mega, Stability AI, Civitai, BT, MovieStarPlanet, Bing, Google, Aylo, and OnlyFans are among the tech companies who have deployed warning messages. 22 warnings have been triggered by people in 131 different countries, active in a range of sectors including file-sharing, search, social media, dating, pornography platforms, and even end-to-end encrypted and AI chatbot spaces. LFF partners don’t simply block harmful content; they offer a clear pathway to support and behaviour change.
