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The complaint, filed by the parents of a young minor, referring disseminating intimate images of her daughter through messaging WhatsApp
This method, known as 'sexting', refers to sending or sharing of content of a sexual nature through technological devices
The Civil Guard in the region of Murcia has developed a research aimed at clarifying the dissemination through WhatsApp messaging, images of a sexual nature of a minor, which has resulted in the charge of a young, minor, the which he is credited with authorship of the crime alleged against privacy.
The investigation began when the Civil Guard received a complaint in which the parents of a girl, a minor, recounting the dissemination of images of sexual nature of her daughter.
The researchers focused on tracing the dissemination of photographs of young committed, through WhatsApp telephone messaging system, to track down the person who might possess nude photographic material of the child and avoid immediately, his propagation Internet and social networks.
The Civil Guard found that the images under investigation had been broadcast by a young man with whom the victim had an affectionate relationship.
This lower allegedly had sent photographs of young nude to third parties through messaging WhatsApp.
Once the accused has been identified as the alleged perpetrator of a crime against privacy.
The facts have been brought to the attention of the Office of Children of Murcia.
The offense of corruption of minors is enshrined in Article 189 of the Penal Code, which states that will be punished with imprisonment of one to five years to distribute, display or broadcast by any means pornographic material in which minors appear , or holds for the same purposes.
'Sexting'
It involves sending or sharing of content of a sexual nature, mainly photographs and videos produced by the sender himself and sent to others via mobile phone applications or other technological devices.
Recommended
The Civil Guard offers the following tips when disclosing information through new information and communications technology and the Internet
Not to disclose any own or third party personal data.
If done, do it in the safest possible way in a familiar environment.
Once "hangs" a photograph, video or simple information, all control over it is lost.
Not accept or make as unknown contacts.
No facilitate passwords;
which is a friend / a today may not be tomorrow.
No answer emails from strangers.
If programs to share music, movies, etc. is used, remember that the folders used by the program are available to millions of users.
Controls who can see your profile and post to your wall.
Customize privacy settings: "just friends".
In short, do online what you would not do in real life.
The Civil Guard is working with the NGO Protégeles.com, which is responsible in Spain to perform outreach activities in this field.
Source: Ministerio del Interior
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