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.
DeepFake Porn: A Growing Threat The rise of DeepFake porn on the internet is deeply alarming. Individuals who collect and
More men than women are now reporting having intimate images and videos used to extort them online due to a sharp rise in Sextortion.
When you tell kids that it’s their own overconfidence that makes them vulnerable online, they scoff at such a notion.
The boss of WhatsApp says it will not “lower the security” of its messenger service.
A recent update of the schools list on the website Everyone’s Invited has seen over 300 Irish Schools named. This will no doubt come as a huge shock for many, including Irish parents whose children currently attend the schools identified. A full list of the schools is available here.
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) says Covid-19 lockdowns created a “new normal” for online grooming, with 97 per cent of the imagery of children suffering sexual abuse it dealt with last year featuring female victims.
Did the Kardashians fake a Roblox Game sex tape scene for publicity? You certainly have to question the their motives, given the recent response from Roblox about the matter.
70% of tech-enabled sexual violence cases in 2021 image-related abuse. One woman in her 30’s, attending an online event hosted on video Zoom last year, received private messages from two other event participants. Their request was to see her undress.
Pornography is normalising a “sexist raunch culture” in schools which is putting pressure on girls to share explicit images with boys.
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