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Manitoba RCMP ICE unit combating rising cases of sextortion - Winnipeg - Vimarsana News

Manitoba RCMP ICE unit combating rising cases of sextortion - Winnipeg

The Manitoba RCMP's internet child exploitation (ICE) unit has been inundated with rising cases of online child sexual abuse, exploitation, and, in particular, sextortion.

New Brunswick mother speaks out about son's death linked to sextortion - Vimarsana News

New Brunswick mother speaks out about son's death linked to sextortion

William Doiron took his own life after being a victim of a global sextortion scheme, where he was convinced into sending explicit sexual images and then blackmailed.

Source: cbc.ca
Wizz: App for teens could pose sextortion danger, says tip line - Vimarsana News

Wizz: App for teens could pose sextortion danger, says tip line

A Tinder-style app used by teenagers is causing major concerns after numerous reports of potential sextortion have been made to Canada's national tip line.

The Windsor, Ont., man behind Creeper Hunter TV has been sentenced. But the story isn't over - Vimarsana News

The Windsor, Ont., man behind Creeper Hunter TV has been sentenced. But the story isn't over

Documentary maker Matt Gallagher's latest project will focus on families of men who were featured on Jason Nassr's Creeper Hunter TV, a one-man video vigilante project that sought to expose online predators.

Source: cbc.ca
Social media apps that facilitate sextortion blamed for not doing enough to prevent it - Vimarsana News

Social media apps that facilitate sextortion blamed for not doing enough to prevent it

While the efforts of social media companies like Meta and Snap Inc. have helped remove leaked photos and videos from the internet and provided some support for victims of sextortion, experts say they do little to actually prevent the abuse from happening in the first place.

Source: cbc.ca