In the EU, content-related crimes relate to traditional offenses where computers are tools rather than targets but, unlike computer-assisted crimes it is the content of data rather than the result of an action that is the core of the offense.

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Content-related crimes in the EU focus on the illegal nature of the content itself (such as child pornography or hate speech) rather than the method of its distribution or the act of accessing it, distinguishing them from computer-assisted crimes where computers are merely tools in committing traditional offenses.

In the EU, Content-Related Crimes Relate to Traditional Offenses Where