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Online grooming involves an adult deliberately befriending a minor on the internet with the aim of establishing an emotional connection to facilitate future sexual abuse or exploitation such as child prostitution or producing pornographic material. Parents and teachers should educate children about keeping their online profiles private, avoiding sharing personal information or nude photos, and not opening messages from strangers in order to stay safe online.
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- 2. Is a series of behaviors and actions deliberately undertaken by an adult, through the Internet, with the aim of earning the friendship of a minor
- 3. In order to earn the friendship of a minor, creating an emotional connection with it to finally be able to sexually abuse him It generates child prostitution or the production of pornographic material!
- 4. Rejects sexual or pornographic messages. You should Not post photos of yourself or your friends in public places. Uses Private profiles on social networks. When You upload a photo on your social network make sure it doesn't have a sexual component
- 5. Tell the teachers to talk about this problems to the children. Tell the parents about the consequenses. Keep your profiles private. Make sure that the links are safe. Dont send nude pics. Dont share personal information don”t open stranger messengers Check the sites URL (web adress) Always try to logout of the online accounts after use Do not share your password with any one Ford children and aadolescentes: it”s not a your fault Save the evidence Seek help