Quiz Sexting

Answer: Sexting is the exchange of sexual messages of nude or semi-nude photos/videos/stories over the internet. These messages can be sent to a single person or to several people, while the most common platforms these phenomena can take place, are social networks.

Answer: Sexting can get you into a lot of trouble with school, friends, classmates, parents, the law, or your future job. Moreover, it can cause problems and difficulties even with your emotions and the way you see yourself. Most of the time sexting is intentional. Sharing nude or semi-nude photos is becoming ‘fashionable’ so you may be socially pressured to do the same without really wanting to. But have you thought about what happens if the mobile phone on which you have saved such photos is stolen or what could happen to the photos you have sent if you break up with your boyfriend or girlfriend?

Answer: Disclosing to a third-party messages or photos of sexual content, especially when   minors are involved, is a serious behavior that may contextually fall under the legislation prohibiting the collection and processing of sensitive personal data or even constitutes an offense related to child sexual abuse. Thus, the practice of sexting can lead you to the prosecutor!

Answer: It does not matter that Aisha sent her private pictures willfully. No one has the right to expose a person in this way. Also, it is not important that her boyfriend forwarded the photos via private message to his friends. Sharing personal photos that someone has entrusted to you is not only unethical but also illegal!

Answer: Whatever I share online I NEVER know where it might end up as it is instantly available to many people who can save it! I always remember that everything that goes online is out of my control!