WEBCAST APR 1: Content Moderation in an End-to-End Encrypted World
On Friday April 1 2022, at 1pm-2pm EDT (17:00-18:00 UTC) the Internet Society Washington DC Chapter, in partnership with the Center for Democracy and Technology and Stanford Internet Observatory hosts a discussion ‘Content Moderation in an End-to-End Encrypted World’. In recent years the focus of the encryption debate has shifted to social media platforms and messaging services’ content moderation policies and practices. While not always explicitly targeting end-to-end encryption (E2EE), proposals to regulate social media companies, including the proposed EARN IT Act bill in the U.S., MeitY’s Intermediary Guidelines in India, and the proposed Online Safety Bill in the U.K. could have serious implications for E2EE services. As this policy debate continues, companies have proposed methods to moderate content on E2EE platforms that raise privacy concerns, such as those that utilize machine learning and client-side scanning. This event will feature presentations on critical research in this area, highlight global efforts to defend encryption against movements to undermine it, and include an open discussion.
PANEL
Riana Pfefferkorn, Research Scholar, Stanford Internet Observatory
Mallory Knodel, Chief Technology Officer, Center for Democracy and Technology
MODERATOR
Ryan Polk, Director, Internet Policy, Internet Society
LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/como-e2ee
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ARCHIVE
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