Facebook Child Trafficking And Porn

Facebook Child Trafficking and Porn continues to be a problem that seems to have no end in sight. As our SCDN continuing team coverage of this pervasive issue sounds the alarms, our hope is that you become informed and (more importantly) help us by reporting these pages and groups. Protect your children from the hidden apps, be aware of the Ohio Snaps local issue, be proactive in this fight. There is no room for a silent majority. Our children are not commodities that can be bought, traded for drugs, or used as a means to generate money in exchange for passwords to secret dropbox accounts.

The newest Facebook Child Trafficking And Porn page just arrived on the scene this past week. They are promising continued videos and pictures for a monthly subscription of $20. It is plain to see that they are advertising the same two children.

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Here’s The Financial Plan For These Creeps

Step 1: Post pictures on Facebook

Step 2: Offer users the opportunity to pay for more content

Step 3: Send users to Amazon to buy “gifts”

These pictures and videos will live on the internet forever. There are court cases going on right now where adults in there 20’s and 30’s are having to appear in court and identify themselves as children in these “productions”.

Platforms For Monetization

Many use regular Facebook Messenger. You can request and send money right through the app. Others have opted to use 3rd party companies like Dropbox. They will offer you their password to open their files for a fee.

The latest player in the game is called ONLYFANS. This is a subscription-based service similar to Patreon (which hosts SCDN’s VIP Memberships). Patreon does not allow pornography. Onlyfans not only allows it, but that’s also nearly all of their content. Although they try to dress it up as legit you can see from these screenshots, that’s not who and what their page offers. In fact, their name is banned on most social media so people use the term “onlifans” to refer you to them.

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As you can see by this common example, you pay for the subscription and are encouraged to purchase them outfits to wear for their next photo sessions. You can see items that were added just today.

Notice in their corporate advertising how innocent they seem.

Call To Action

First, please go to this new page ( https://www.facebook.com/candyagency/)and report it to Facebook and contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: Online at CyberTipline.org.
By phone at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)

You can also refer pages like this to: The FBI’s Child Pornography Victim Assistance (CPVA) or Child Exploitation Investigations Unit