SnapChat And This New Generation Of Children & Teenagers Sharing Nude Photos Online

[SheWantTheD]

Y'all remember thesnappening? When snapchat was hacked into and there were hundreds of gigs of photos and videos of children and teenagers sharing nude photos with complete strangers online? Unfortunately, this just shows us how prevalent this is within our society.

Many teenagers nowadays are stupid and don't realize predators can pretend to be a "hot boy/girl" to get them naked on camera (omegle, chatroulette), or have them send nude pictures or videos of themselves.

When I was a child and teenager, getting naked in front of a camera was NOT one of the things in my mind and I graduated high school four years ago.

Talk to and protect your kids y'all. Teach them that if they take these type of pictures or videos and share them with someone, 9 times out of 10 someone else will see it. People who you think care about you will show these pictures to their friends.

My kids are honestly not going to get cellphones until they become 18. I went through high school without a phone so I know kids can be just fine without them.

 

[Aphrodite]

Reminds me of my thread: How do you feel about parental public shaming online?

But I was one of those fast teens (however I was around 17 when I really into the internet). I lied only about being a year older. But I know younger girls who say they are in their early 20s and they are only like 13/14. It's dangerous.

 

[Hersh]

keep kids in a bubble brehs..

 

[SheWantTheD]

Reminds me of my thread: How do you feel about parental public shaming online?

But I was one of those fast teens (however I was around 17 when I really into the internet). I lied only about being a year older. But I know younger girls who say they are in their early 20s and they are only like 13/14. It's dangerous.

I was big on the internet from a young age too but I was doing things like playing games, on YouTube, etc.

 

[SheWantTheD]

keep kids in a bubble brehs..

What's better? A kid hanging outside in the real world, or on their phones on social media all day? Which one's the bubble?

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

What's better? A kid hanging outside in the real world, or on their phones on social media all day? Which one's the bubble?

The world is a bubble, we're all shielded from something.

 

[Hersh]

raise ur kids right... u wont have issues...start by changing ur sn

 

[BocaRear]

Snapchat was basically invented for nudes

Keep your kids away from it

 

[SheWantTheD]

Reminds me of my thread: How do you feel about parental public shaming online?

But I was one of those fast teens (however I was around 17 when I really into the internet). I lied only about being a year older. But I know younger girls who say they are in their early 20s and they are only like 13/14. It's dangerous.

As for your thread I think it comes down to teaching your children especially your daughter to derive self-value, self-confidence, etc within themselves and not from sexual attention. Teach them that they are more valuable than what they look like externally, and how many men find them physically attractive.

A strong father/male figure needs to be in the picture though. Seems like a lot of women who didn't get attention from their fathers grow up trying to receive it from other men.

 

[SheWantTheD]

Snapchat was basically invented for nudes

Keep your kids away from it

Most parents aren't following this, and I don't even think they know what their kids are doing on there.

 

[SheWantTheD]

This old African lady was babysitting one of my cousins and she was looking for African porn on YouTube on his ipad. I'm assuming she wasn't very tech savvy because we saw everything she looked up in the history. Mind you he was about 11 years old at the time being exposed to this because she couldn't keep her business at home on her personal devices.

I took a video of it on my phone and still have it too. Everything she was watching and looking up.

 

[SheWantTheD]

raise ur kids right... u wont have issues...start by changing ur sn

Better said then done.

 

[BocaRear]

This old African lady was babysitting one of my cousins and she was looking for African porn on YouTube on his ipad. I'm assuming she wasn't very tech savvy because we saw everything she looked up in the history. Mind you he was about 11 years old at the time being exposed to this because she couldn't keep her business at home on her personal devices.

I took a video of it on my phone and still have it too. Everything she was watching and looking up.

Lemme get some of that African porn my guy

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

It's not just kids but Adults as well..
They are only following the guidance of what some parents and adults are putting out as normal behavior and means to make money

 

[Collateral]

This is nothing new. OP u about the same age as me and yet you acting like you 50. The is the social media age, kids are gonna share nudes what do you expect? You acting like you didn't have hoes DMing you noods thru MySpace and AIM. It's not harming you or anyone else, it's what horny kids do when they have technology at their disposal