The first article in the series discussed online terminology that should raise red flags to teens and parents The second article discusses teen suicides linked to sextortion. Education experts are warning parents that teens are now using artificial intelligence apps to create and spread fake nude images of their classmates. We need to consider conversations with teens about pornography the same way we think of conversations about sex, social media, drug and alcohol use, and more Kids can and will be exposed to pornography one way or another, often before a caregiver has a chance to tackle the subject But what trusted adults have to say about it matters.
Queensland girls forced to share nude selfies teenage girls are being pressured or even blackmailed into sending nude selfies to such an extent that 16 per cent of inquiries to. Teens are sending deepfake nude images of classmates to each other, disrupting lives Schools, technology developers and parents need to act now The trend of teens posting and sending nude pictures as sexy presents is a growing concern It is important for parents and educators to have open and honest conversations with teens about the risks and consequences of sexting.
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