Adults and children do it: send racy, sexual images of themselves to others via mobile text messaging.
But as our blogger, uKnowKids points out, this type of activity can result in criminal charges for anyone-if the image is of someone under 18, even if that someone sent the picture his or her self.
Read the blog:' The Legal Concerns of Sexting,' here.
This interesting blog goes on to discuss child pornography laws and how adults and children can avoid getting wrapped up in the wrong type of text messaging.
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Then I saw this software and installed on my daughter’s smartphone but if she access facebook from home computer, I won’t know about that. So I use an online service called pgguard (www.pgguard.com) that informs me on such suspicious incidents regardless of the device my daughter uses. Any parent wouldn't want their children to have scandal at a young age and worst arrested.