The Com is a global online ecosystem linked to grooming, exploitation, violence and coercion. This article examines how children can become victims and sometimes perpetrators, the cyberpsychology behind belonging and status, warning signs for families, and what parents, schools and platforms need to understand.
A quiet revolution in digital abuse is unfolding in classrooms and bedrooms across the world. The advent of easily accessible artificial intelligence tools has birthed a disturbing new form of exploitation: deepfake pornography. What began as a complex technological novelty has rapidly evolved into a widespread crisis, with AI applications now enabling the creation of hyper-realistic fake nude images and videos with terrifying ease.
The boss of WhatsApp says it will not “lower the security” of its messenger service.
Is watching pornography is “as American as apple pie?”. One private liberal arts college located in Salt Lake City certainly thinks so. But now the Utha college is facing a tremendous public backlash over the summer classes in adult entertainment and digital culture it’s due to host.
Pornography is normalising a “sexist raunch culture” in schools which is putting pressure on girls to share explicit images with boys.
A Paedophile primary school teacher who filmed himself having sex with a doll dressed in a school uniform has been
Did you know one of the most popular porn categories right now your kids are watching is Incest Porn.
A 70% Increase in online grooming has been attributed to Facebook and Instagram, by the NSPCC. The UK children’s charity revealed the shocking figures in a recent report. The research was compiled from the results of a Freedom of Information request to 42 polices forces across the country.
The IWF and the NSPCC’s Childline UK have launched a Sexual Image Removal Tool for Children. This will afford some comfort to parents and children where sexual content has been shared online.
Today Mastercard suddenly reveald that it would no longer process payments for Pornhub, one of the world’s most popular adult websites, after it found “unlawful content” on the platform.
This comes in the wake of serious allegations that Pornhub not only hosted sexual assault, revenge porn and child abuse, they monatised and profited from the content.
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