Sensemaker: Sextortion on the rise
The News Meeting4 Syys 2024

Sensemaker: Sextortion on the rise

An Australian man who posed as a social media star and blackmailed hundreds of girls around the world into sharing sexual content has been jailed for seventeen years.


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