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-Child Sexual Exploitation/Abuse Material (CSEA/CSAM)
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-Imagery or videos which show a person who is a child and engaged in or is depicted as being engaged in explicit sexual activity. Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (CSEA) is a broader category that encompasses both material depicting child sexual abuse, other sexualised content depicting children, and includes grooming.
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-"Simulated Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Imagery" contains modified or invented depictions of children without the direct involvement of any underage subjects.
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-Experts, survivor groups, and the industry discourage the use of the term “Child Pornography,” which is still used as a legal term in multiple jurisdictions and international treaties.
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-CSAM is illegal in nearly all jurisdictions, making detection and removal of CSAM a high priority for online services.