Not necessarily saying what they did was right, but I think there's a strong utilitarian argument to be made that what they did in that case was, in fact, the best way to keep children safe.
What's more dangerous? CSAM on the internet? Or actual child predators running loose?
Not necessarily saying what they did was right, but I think there's a strong utilitarian argument to be made that what they did in that case was, in fact, the best way to keep children safe.
What's more dangerous? CSAM on the internet? Or actual child predators running loose?