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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A parent’s anger at Zuckerberg: Is making money more important than child victims?(34)
2025.01.14 17:05 Mariko Tsuji
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“He loved his life”: The child who died by sextortion(33)
2025.01.09 12:43 Mariko Tsuji
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Former Apple executive “doesn’t know” how victims of app-based sexual abuse should seek redress(32)
2024.12.12 13:38 Mariko Tsuji
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Former executive reveals Apple’s app approval process(31)
2024.12.05 16:23 Mariko Tsuji
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Pursuing Album Collection’s Operators: Revenue “over a million dollars” from Google and Apple(30)
2024.12.03 16:51 Mariko Tsuji
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Pursuing Album Collection’s Operators: Cutting the ankle-bracelet GPS and fleeing Hawaii(29)
2024.11.22 20:00 Mariko Tsuji
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Pursuing Album Collection’s operators: Was the young president from Hawaii used?(28)
2024.11.01 12:14 Mariko Tsuji
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Pursuing Album Collection’s operators: “They said they wanted this kind of system”(27)
2024.10.29 16:31 Mariko Tsuji
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Pursuing Album Collection’s operators: “Who is most at fault in this situation?”(26)
2024.09.27 18:42 Mariko Tsuji
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Pursuing Album Collection’s operators: Business continued across three apps where illegal images were rampant(25)
2024.09.23 15:54 Mariko Tsuji
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Pursuing Album Collection’s operators: “He probably refunds the transactions he finds to be illegal”(24)
2024.09.22 15:20 Mariko Tsuji
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Pursuing Album Collection’s operators: Did it begin with an affiliate service company aiming for “synergy”?(23)
2024.09.18 18:07 Mariko Tsuji