Authorities, skilled in online forensics, cryptography, and other areas,[1] use data analysis and information sharing to fight cybersex trafficking.[2] Deep learning, algorithms, and facial recognition are also hoped to combat the cybercrime.[57] Flagging or panic buttons on certain videoconferencing software enable users to report suspicious people or acts of online sexual exploitation.[4] Investigations are sometimes hindered by privacy laws that make it difficult to monitor and arrest perpetrators.[5] Conviction rates of perpetrators are low.[6]