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Text message using mobile 'phone image by DariuszSankowski
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  • Post category:Online safety / Relationships
  • Post published:October 10, 2014

Over half of the young people surveyed by ChildLine said they had received a sexual photo or video. Most received them from a partner but a third received them from a stranger.

Source: Selfie sex text teens threatened with child sex charges @ BBC News

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