Uploaded and Re-Uploaded
Unbeknownst to the subjects themselves, photos and videos are turned into sexual “products” traded on smartphone apps. Users looking for money post and spread them one after another, and the authorities can’t keep up — while the victims’ suffering lasts forever. The app is available from Google and Apple and has been downloaded at least 100,000 times. This hell won’t end until IT giants stop enabling these apps.
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Why the police aren’t sufficiently cracking down on digital sex crimes (7)
2023.03.16 16:39 Mariko Tsuji
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Over 200 videos of child sexual abuse traded on apps (6)
2023.01.23 16:34 Mariko Tsuji, Makoto Watanabe
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The perpetrators’ strategy meeting: “Make their article meaningless” (5)
2022.12.29 18:06 Mariko Tsuji
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Exposing over 300 accounts that sell sexual images (4)
2022.12.09 18:23 Mariko Tsuji
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339 posters have amassed 1,010,482 “customers” on Twitter (3)
2022.11.30 16:13 Mariko Tsuji
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The “keys” used to purchase sexual images in seemingly innocent apps (2)
2022.11.25 16:06 Mariko Tsuji
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Photos and videos turned into “sexual products” without subjects’ consent (1)
2022.11.18 14:49 Mariko Tsuji