"What's wrong with playing around every day?" The vast majority of digital sex offenders are teenagers. [Y Record]

■ Host: anchor Cho Jin-hyuk
■ Starring: lawyer Park Sung-bae

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◇Anchor> Literally, it's a wake-up call to society, I think you can see it like this. It is said that 80% of digital sex offenders arrested now are teenagers, so why are so young children exposed to these digital sex crimes?

◆Park Sung-bae> Digital sex crimes include deepfake video production as well as cameras. It is difficult to say that the proportion of teenagers is high in overall digital sex crimes. However, the range of teenagers is overwhelming when it comes to deepfake sex crimes, that is, false video production and dissemination charges. The reason is that the guilt itself seems to have been significantly lower than the crime of filming using false videos and cameras that take pictures of the victim's body, and it seems that this part has already been established as a play culture among teenagers since many years ago. The culture of playing by synthesizing another friend that everyone knows with another video and exchanging it with each other has become a play culture, and in the meantime, society was not particularly controlled. In the process, several teenagers participated in the crime in a collective action, thinking that I could do it because that friend did it, and as a result, more than 80% of those arrested for deepfake sex offenders reached their teens. Of course, there are quite a lot of Chokbeop boys among teenagers, and you have to cover up the jade stones. However, even now, it is time to improve the perception that it is a serious crime beyond theft of other people's goods.

◇Anchor> I must keep this in mind that deepfake sex crimes can never be a play.

Excerpted from
: Lee Mi-young, editor of the digital news team

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