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Comment: a pandemic of abuse
CSA offenders have thrived during the lockdown using clever methods to tamper with evidence along with newer advancements to distribute data such as the cloud and faster streaming speeds, warns Johann Hofmann, CEO of Griffeye.
Johann Hoffman
Date - 3rd September 2020
By - Johann Hoffman
By - Johann Hoffman
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