Builds on: Data Requests: Historic and Live, Metadata and Content
When the Provider Reports to You: Child-Safety Reports and Other Inbound Leads
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So far, you asked and the provider answered. Sometimes it runs the other way. A provider finds something on its service and reports it. The largest case is a report about the sexual exploitation of a child.
Focus: an inbound report is a lead, not proof. Freeze first, then ask by your own lawful process. Handle the material with strict care.
Learning objectives
- Say how an inbound report reaches you, and what it may lack.
- Explain why it is a lead, not proof.
- State the first steps, in order.
- Handle the material and the people with care.
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