Research resource

NCMEC public outbound-notification tables — examined2021–2023 family

Notice/response aggregates with repeated contacts, mixed provider responses and three2023content categories. Exact DV input files/filters remain unknown.

What the records show

National Center for Missing & Exploited ChildrenNCMEC public outbound-notification tables — examined2021–2023 family

publishes reviewed-notice and response aggregates

Reporting2021–2023; first publication dates not established

Methodology describes staff visual review and tracked notifications, including repeated notices and possible upstream contacts.2023columns separate CSAM, non-CSAM exploitative images of identified victims and predatory text. Mixed response tables are not permanent whole-company labels or unique-incident counts.

NCMEC public outbound-notification tables — examined2021–2023 familyFebruary2025 Blackburn–Blumenthal advertising inquiry

supplies specifically cited2021 notice-table reference

2025-02-07 – 2025-02-07

DV letter cites the2021outbound-notification table. This is an explicit source reference, not proof DV selected that exact file or that every row denotes illegal domains.

Further reading

The February2025 pressure route into advertising defaults

NCMEC public tables: input meaning before an advertising exclusion

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What the connections say

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National Center for Missing & Exploited Childrenpublishes reviewed-notice and response aggregatesNCMEC public outbound-notification tables — examined2021–2023 family

Reporting2021–2023; first publication dates not established

Methodology describes staff visual review and tracked notifications, including repeated notices and possible upstream contacts.2023columns separate CSAM, non-CSAM exploitative images of identified victims and predatory text. Mixed response tables are not permanent whole-company labels or unique-incident counts.

Read the original sources 4