Be Careful With "Send Me Nudes"


This problem exists everywhere on this planet. A short film was made by Tokyo to teach kids how dangerous it is to send nudes to someone through chat apps when asked.

The research team asked about 12,000 people including elementary school students, middle school students, high school students, and their parents if their aware of the risks to somehow get involved in a crime like "Send me nudes."

In result, only 2.8% of the adults and 6.3% of the children answered that they are aware of those risks. It means over 90% of them aren't.

Moreover, 18% of the high school girls said they have been asked to send photos or videos of their face of body.

You will be fined about $3,000 USD if you ask a child under 18 years old to send you nudes in Japan.


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