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Apple sued by West Virginia for alleged failure to stop child sexual abuse material on iCloud, iOS devices

Apple is facing a new lawsuit from the state of West Virginia alleging that it has failed to curb child sexual abuse materials on iOS devices and iCloud services.

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West Virginia Sues Apple, Alleging iCloud is a ‘Safe Haven’ for CSAM

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Apple sued over allegations of CSAM on iCloud

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Apple Sued Over Allegations of CSAM on iCloud

Apple is facing a lawsuit filed Thursday by West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey over allegations that iCloud is being used to store and distribute child sexual abuse material online.

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West Virginia sues Apple, accuses tech giant of letting iCloud become hub for child sexual abuse material

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Apple Sued by West Virginia for Allegedly Allowing CSAM Distribution Through iCloud

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West Virginia is suing Apple alleging negligence over CSAM materials

The state says it is seeking injunctive relief that would compel Apple to implement effective CSAM detection measures as well as damages.

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Apple allowed child sexual abuse materials on iCloud for years, West Virginia Attorney General claims

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WV Attorney General accuses Apple of allowing child exploitation on their platform in complaint

WV MetroNews

W. Va. Attorney General files lawsuit against Apple over CSAM

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey announced Thursday that he filed a lawsuit against Apple Inc., alleging the company knowingly allowed its iCloud platform to be used to distribute and store child sexual abuse material.

AppleInsider

Apple relying on Communication Safety to stem tide of CSAM blackmail

CSAM detection and Apple's current efforts Sextortion cases have skyrocketed with the rise of social networks. The US-based National Center for Missing and Exploited Children released a study last year showing a 2.5 times increase in reported sextortion cases between 2022 and 2023.