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FBI and others urge Meta to halt encryption plans, citing child abuse risk - Vimarsana News

FBI and others urge Meta to halt encryption plans, citing child abuse risk

Global task force claims tech firms "blindfold themselves to child sexual abuse."

Facebook and Instagram are set to leave children exposed to sex abuse, says Tom Tugendhat - Vimarsana News

Facebook and Instagram are set to leave children exposed to sex abuse, says Tom Tugendhat

The social media giants are adopting end-to-end encryption but the security minister warns this will leave youngsters more exposed online

International Law Enforcement Agencies Issue Joint Warning about Global Financial Sextortion Crisis - Vimarsana News

International Law Enforcement Agencies Issue Joint Warning about Global Financial Sextortion Crisis

If young people are being exploited, they are victims of a crime and should report it. We encourage you to contact your local FBI

International Law Enforcement Agencies Issue Joint Warning about Global Financial Sextortion Crisis — FBI - Vimarsana News

International Law Enforcement Agencies Issue Joint Warning about Global Financial Sextortion Crisis — FBI

The FBI and our international law enforcement partners are issuing a joint warning about a global financial sextortion crisis. Our agencies have seen an explosion in incidents of minor boys around the world being coerced into sending explicit images online and extorted for money.

Source: fbi.gov
Sextortion cases of boys spiking worldwide, Alberta crime team warns - Vimarsana News

Sextortion cases of boys spiking worldwide, Alberta crime team warns

The Canadian Centre for Child Protection receives about 200 sextortion reports per month, with most affecting boys between 10 and 17.