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UK newsfromwww.independent.co.uk6 months agoSnapchat most used social media platform for grooming, figures show as offences surgeSnapchat is the leading platform for online grooming, with significant increases in recorded offences in recent years.
fromIrish Independent15 hours agoPrivacy professionalsCriminals need just 20 images of one child to produce deep fake, cyber experts saySharing children’s photos online can lead to exploitation and identity theft risks.AI tools can create detailed profiles from just a few images.
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