Emma Day → Guiding principles for technology-facilitated CSEA (December 2024)
is named author of
December2024 report; underlying dates unknown
Report cover names Emma Day; individual paragraph authorship not allocated.
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Emma Day
Emma Day is a named author of the December 2024 DFC guiding-principles report on technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation and abuse. A separate euCONSENT update names her, with Sabine Witting of Tech Legality, as an intended leader of an AgeAware human-rights review.
The two assignments
The DFC report credits Day on its cover. The January 2025 euCONSENT project account describes the intended review leadership for AgeAware. It does not supply a personal contract, completed review or approval terms. These records support authorship of one published report and a named prospective role in another project; they do not assign Day any particular encryption recommendation or give her control of either institution.
What the records show
Emma Day → Commissioned AgeAware rights review · reported January 2025
was named as intended review co-lead
Reported 9 January 2025; exact commission date and delivery date not established.
The project update named Emma Day, alongside Sabine Witting, of Tech Legality as intended leaders of the commissioned review. No direct personal contract or completed work is inferred.
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What the cited report supports
The footnote29 URL points to the 61-page December2024 report Guiding principles for addressing technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation and abuse , by Anri van der Spuy, Sabine Witting, Patrick Burton, Emma Day, Sonia Livingstone and Kim R. Sylwander. The report cover and p61 citation identify a Digital Futures for Children centre publication; the LSE repository calls it a technical report. The toolkit citation instead includes Security and Safety, vol.4 . That is a bibliographic discrepancy, not yet proof of an incorrectly linked document.
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2 relationshipsEmma Day → is named author of → Guiding principles for technology-facilitated CSEA (December 2024)
December2024 report; underlying dates unknown
Report cover names Emma Day; individual paragraph authorship not allocated.
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Emma Day → was named as intended review co-lead → Commissioned AgeAware rights review · reported January 2025
Reported 9 January 2025; exact commission date and delivery date not established.
Reported by the cited source
The project update named Emma Day, alongside Sabine Witting, of Tech Legality as intended leaders of the commissioned review. No direct personal contract or completed work is inferred.
Specific commissioned-work bridge to named contributors already documented in the eSafety-cited CSEA principles report; not a claim that eSafety commissioned AgeAware or that either report dictated policy.