INHOPE - Association of Internet Hotline Providers | The Facts

55 Hotlines
51 Countries
1 Mission

The Facts

Data Portal Overview

The INHOPE Data Portal dashboard is a project deliverable that serves as a public-facing platform to present key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics related to the INHOPE network and the ICCAM platform. This interactive dashboard, built using Power BI and published on the INHOPE website, aims to provide easily understandable information to the public.

The dashboard (funded by the European Union) showcases key indicators and metrics related to the INHOPE network and the ICCAM platform starting from the year 2020, divided by quarters and by year. It features nine carefully selected indicators that align with INHOPE’s annual report. These indicators offer valuable insights into the organisation's progress and performance.



Terminology:

  • The number of confirmed illegal URLs allows to track the INHOPE’s network success in identifying illegal content.
  • The total number of reported URLs represents the quantity of potential illegal content reported. A higher number indicates the effectiveness of the INHOPE hotlines network in encouraging people and analysts to report potentially illegal activities.
  • The action step indicator, represented as a percentage of the total content reported to law enforcement.
  • To provide further context, triangle indicators are placed next to these four metrics. They display an upward or downward trend in comparison to previous quarters or years, based on the selection made in the time slicer.


    Access the dashboard below.

LIVE Data & Stats Dashboard

INHOPE Data Portal

The INHOPE Data Portal dashboard is an interactive and informative platform that presents key data points and metrics related to the INHOPE network and the ICCAM platform. It aims to effectively communicate information to the public in an easily understandable manner, facilitating transparency and engagement.

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Useful Documents

Annual Report 2023

A review of 2023, where we look at the INHOPE Network of member hotlines, the environment that it operates in and its global impact on CSAM.

For older reports - click here.

Luxembourg Guidelines

The Terminology Guidelines, dubbed the ‘Luxembourg Guidelines’ after their adoption in Luxembourg earlier this year, offer guidance on how to navigate the complex lexicon of terms commonly used relating to sexual exploitation and sexual abuse of children. They aim to build consensus on key concepts in order to strengthen data collection and cooperation across agencies, sectors and countries.

INHOPE position on Encryption

Encryption technology is deployed by many technology companies to support online security and privacy by preventing anyone other than the sender and receiver from being able to view or read content being sent over their services. A consequence of this, is that a company may also lose the ability to detect illegal activity on their platforms.

We encourage hosting and communications providers that are deploying encryption to include measures proposed in the INHOPE Encryption position - click the link below