when new technology becomes a tool that perverts uses to traffic pornography. NOW ADAYS you cant got through a persons phone without seeing some kind of half naked picture or a video of them incriminating themselves acting promiscuous. SEXTINGthe practice of texting nude pictures of oneself to a boyfriend or girlfriend. But keep in mind pictures are of minors, and can be considered child pornography..
We are in an age where girls have confusing cultural touch points, like the now-discontinued Bratz dolls, with their skimpy outfits and nonstop boyfriend-oriented messaging, or Hannah Montana’s Miley Cyrus, with her sexy Vanity Fair pic. But technology — cell phones in particular — is leading to a snowballing trend of inappropriateness, further muddying the waters of what’s OK and what’s not. Cyrus for instance has had scattered Internet transgressions. And then there’s High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens, whose nude Internet pictures were made very public. The conventional wisdom among the teen set is that it doesn’t mean you’re having sex; the electronic communications are just another form of flirting — it’s not like the girls are getting naked in the same room as the recipient, one teen told xchange. For adults worried about their children, that’s a terrifying take on the whole thing.
Making things worse is the fact that texted photos can also be forwarded to others, e-mailed around or put up on the Internet. For instance, a 17-year-old Wisconsin boy was recently caught posting nude photos of his 16-year-old ex-girlfriend on his MySpace page. The girl had texted him the pictures while they were together; after a break-up, he put them on the Web as revenge. And he’s also facing child porn charges as a result.
We are in an age where girls have confusing cultural touch points, like the now-discontinued Bratz dolls, with their skimpy outfits and nonstop boyfriend-oriented messaging, or Hannah Montana’s Miley Cyrus, with her sexy Vanity Fair pic. But technology — cell phones in particular — is leading to a snowballing trend of inappropriateness, further muddying the waters of what’s OK and what’s not. Cyrus for instance has had scattered Internet transgressions. And then there’s High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens, whose nude Internet pictures were made very public. The conventional wisdom among the teen set is that it doesn’t mean you’re having sex; the electronic communications are just another form of flirting — it’s not like the girls are getting naked in the same room as the recipient, one teen told xchange. For adults worried about their children, that’s a terrifying take on the whole thing.
Making things worse is the fact that texted photos can also be forwarded to others, e-mailed around or put up on the Internet. For instance, a 17-year-old Wisconsin boy was recently caught posting nude photos of his 16-year-old ex-girlfriend on his MySpace page. The girl had texted him the pictures while they were together; after a break-up, he put them on the Web as revenge. And he’s also facing child porn charges as a result.
What you think bout this aint it crazy...the funny thang is we all do it..So Watch out Now.
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