New campaign aims to stop more encrypted apps (bbc.com)

  >...the No Place to Hide campaign says it [encryption] makes it harder to detect child abuse....

A disappointing 33% mark for 'No Place to Hide' there. Full marks would have been given for 'makes it harder to detect child abuse, drug dealing and terrorism'

"Won't Somebody Think of The Children!" T-shrts are now available from the 'No Place to Hide' online shop.

Rather hard to swallow coming from the nation that brought you this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotherham_child_sexual_explo... and ignored Jimmy Saville for decades. What good is finding child abuse if you aren't going to act on it anyway?