Updated: March 18, 2013
Though you probably cannot even say the word "sexting" without giggling -- the trend of sending sexual content from a cell phone is a serious problem. We're talking, do not pass go, do not collect $200, go straight to jail -- and the registered sex offender list. They'll put your name, photo and crime -- sometimes even if you're still a minor -- on your neighborhood's list of predators.And that's just what the government can do, we're sure you can imagine how some of the crueler kids at school might react.
The fact is, by sending sexually suggestive photos or messages, you, the sender, or the person who receives the message could be fined, charged with possession of child pornography or even sent to prison.
Get the facts below. Your future, reputation and self-respect are at stake.
Five Things to Think About Before Pressing "Send"
Check out important tips like this: "Don't assume anything you send or post is going to remain private." Read More...
Video: Snapchat Scandal
Students at a school in New Jersey are in hot water after sharing racy photos.
Digg
Yahoo MyWeb
del.icio.us
Facebook
Reddit
