@cybersecuredad: ⚠️ A federal appeals court just ruled that privately possessing AI-generated child s*xual ab*se material at home can be protected by the First Amendment, as long as no real child is identified.This isn't okay. Here's the honest, full picture: The court (the Seventh Circuit) tossed one charge, home possession, citing Supreme Court precedent from 1969 and 2002. Producing this material, distributing it, and sending it to a minor are all still crimes, and in this case (US v. Anderegg) those charges are still moving forward. So it wasn't "legalized." But here's why it's still wrong. The whole ruling rests on "no real child was involved." That premise is already breaking. These tools were trained on data scraped from the open web, and Stanford researchers found actual ab*se material inside the dataset behind the very tool used here. The judges themselves said the fake-versus-real line is collapsing and urged the Supreme Court to revisit it. 👀 The law is behind. Until it catches up, awareness is the protection. Share this so more people understand exactly what's allowed right now, and why it can't stay this way. 🙏 This is why CybersecureDad exists. Let's keep our kids safe online.

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Friday 11 September 2026 17:34:39 GMT