Support your local police?

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I was brainstorming here a little:

  • With Safe Network, law enforcement agencies do not have to spend money and effort on blockchain analysis behind the illicit transactions. Thus saving effort on their side and tax money of state subjects side.

  • With Safe Network, law enforcement employees can accept bribes in a private a safe way.

  • Safe Network adoption automatically means less drug crime on the streest and thus less work for law enforcement. Everybody can order and pay for their high-quality drugs in a much safer way on the web.

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@Sascha

Although I agree with what I believe your “intent” is regarding child pornography/pedophilia, there are some very real DANGERS, for non law enforcement person to get involved.

Think of it this way, you start finding child pornography, or even start conversing with a person you believe to be a pedophile in the hopes of tracking them down and exposing them to police.

This is a catch 22 though that could end up with you being arrested.

I say this because you have no clue if the person you are talking to is an under cover agent. So the conversation you have with this potential pedo means you have to act like one. So the agent has no clue you are trying to help, all he knows is you have just accessed say child pornography files (how do you know they are child porn unless you view the images?), or been discussing pedo desires etc.

Basically the point I am trying to make is that by trying to help police, you may just have made yourself a target! Keep in mind, child pornography, and pedo related issues are taken extremely seriously, many people have been “wrongly” caught in these snares, it can take a lot of money and many years to clear yourself with police, but even IF you manage to do that, will your public reputation ever recover?

The ONLY way anyone should even think about it, is only IF they have spoken with police, and have some sort of arrangement etc. Not talking about paid informant status. But some type of written document that clearly states you are say a “volunteer” pedo hunter, and maybe even written guidelines etc.

I do know there used to be, and assuming there still are some Non Profit orgs that do just this, if someone is serious, they should get involved with those orgs at the very least. They will know HOW to keep you safe.

Just do NOT do it on your own!

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@InfoR3aper

There are simple solutions. For example, a Safe app with a victim filter built in so that any image requested through it would have the victim obscured while leaving investigable elements of the crime untouched. Victim filters could be developed to detect and obscure children, murder victims, etc.

For the first time, it could actually become very safe for distributed groups of investigators, many of which are/would be retired LEOs, to do their work.

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Don’t worry. The reason I posted in #Marketing is that I thought some sort of written statement might be viewed as good PR by some think-of-the-children type politicians. But I agree with what @happybeing says above.

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They could have live database of all crimes online. Our criminal police to protect data use intranet with limited access, but as I do not work there, I do not know how data leak usually happen.