Child Sexual Abuse Material Persists on X Despite Musk's Pledges to Remove It

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Investigations by the Canadian Center for Child Protection and The New York Times have found that explicit images of children continue to circulate on X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk. Musk had previously pledged to eliminate child sexual abuse material from the platform. Despite these commitments, the reviews indicate that such content remains accessible on the site. The findings raise fresh concerns about X's ability or willingness to enforce its own content moderation policies.

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