Am I the only one to think it's rather strange that you get redirected to csam.be when logging in to a Belgian government website using your electronic ID? Really, didn't they bother to do a quick Google search to see what CSAM stands for?
this post was submitted on 21 Sep 2023
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Pretty sure it’s a play on the word sesame, as in open sesame… and in belgium « csam » as the acronym for child material isn’t used a lot - check the google trends from the country and chances are it’s not relevant…
That may very well be the case. However, Belgium is just a small country in a very big world where the use of English is quite common. For instance, the European Commission launched a proposal last year on CSAM. One would think that would trigger a 'Houston, we have a problem'-vibe somewhere...
Pretty sure the portal name existed before people started using this acronym instead of CP.
Yup exactly. And English isn’t the top language in good old Europe - especially since the Brits left…
The world does not center around english speakers, especially niche english terminology.