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aoife's abuser is currently serving an 18—year prison sentence for crimes against 26 women.tion, which means only the sender and the recipient can read them. not even tech companies can see the content. the uk government insists that the tech companies develop a way to access private messages if there's a risk to children. now, they can either build a backdoor in the encryption or they can put software on everybody�*s phones that scans content before it's sent. both options are controversial. we unfortunately can't rely on wishful thinking that tech companies can pull easy shortcuts out of thin air. and as a matter of fact, at the moment, this technology simply doesn't exist. the challenge of balancing privacy and safety affects everybody, and it's causing lots of arguments. i don't form friendships online any more. i don't do it. i don't take the risk. but young people like aoife say theyjust wish someone had been able to intervene and help them. zoe kleinman, bbc news. norfolk and suffolk police say more than 1,200 people, including victims of sexual violence, assaults and

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