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![]() ![]() Credits: 409 | ICR( Internet crimes) It is estimated that around 33% of the UK population are now online and nearly 5 million children are using the Internet. Chat is particularly popular among young users, especially those services provided through the major web portals and on individual websites. It offers the facility for instant and realtime access to people of all ages and backgrounds from across the world, and enables children and adults alike to interact on a level playing field, regardless of many of the social, cultural, religious, geographical or potentially discriminatory obstacles which may inhibit them offline. However, it is essential to recognise that this facility can also be abused by a criminal minority to make contact with children with a view to establishing and developing a sexual relationship with them in the ‘real world’. Such relationships can then be pursued through other media such as instant messaging, email and mobile telephones. Risk assessment studies have identified the most likely targets of ‘online enticement’ (children being approached and groomed by paedophiles on the Internet) as being teenagers, mainly girls, between the ages of 13 and 17. The relative scale of the risk of children being approached in this way via the Internet is extremely difficult to establish. Evidence from the United States and the UK, provided by actual incidents and cases as well as from supporting research, does appear to indicate a growth in criminal activity of this nature over recent years. It is also important to note that the number of known cases to date is currently very low in proportion to the rapidly growing rate of Internet use, and that the danger of online solicitation by a stranger is thought to be relatively much lower than offline risk from someone known to the victim. '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''' How do people can actually fall to this trick on the internet? What do u think people gotta do for there safety? u trust with the people that u talk online but do u think there telling the truth of who there trully are. tell me ur opinions about the ICR's
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![]() ![]() Credits: 605 | Re: ICR( Internet crimes) So the cases generally still low compared to high rate of internet technology advance... I'ts kinda relieved to hear. And yet, Ther's no such law to limit the internet users. In the future, this issue can be the imminent danger.
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![]() ![]() Credits: 9,262 | Re: ICR( Internet crimes) yeah.. i would presume that the number would be small, cause the web is such a large place and unless the pedifilers are close they have no hope at all.. unless they get the kids to do everything online. *shivers* i hope that doesn't happen that often either.. after that being said Quote:
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well i would be lieing if i said that i have my doubt, but thats only cause ppl always lie every now and then. its human nature. but i don't think they would miss lead me in any way. but hey how can tell these things.. but for me a will always give them the benifit, and i will believe any1 straight from the word go. unless they seem to be 'mining' u for information and not giving any back. Last edited by dude101; Sep 23, 2006 at 03:48 AM. | |||
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![]() ![]() Credits: 4,474 | Re: ICR( Internet crimes) i agree on all parts ^. those were very good points. if only my mom could give you guys the benefit of the doubt, she thinks that everyone online is a pervert and a soliciter. it anoys the crap outa me. |
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![]() ![]() God of Destruction | Re: ICR( Internet crimes) for some reason, i just trust them automatically...but i never tell them where i love. no matter how much i trust them.
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But like so many other things, to find the answer to a "how-?" question, you could simply try put yourself in the attacker and/or the victim's shoes. Quote:
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