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Sexting is sending sexually explicit messages, photos, or videos via cell phone, computer, or any digital device. Sexting includes photos and videos containing nudity or show or simulated sex acts. It also includes text messages that discuss or propose sex acts.

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A photo shared between two people can quickly become a viral phenomenon. Teens may believe it will be kept private and then discover it has been shared widely with their peers, sometimes with grave consequences. These include arrests of teens who shared photos of themselves or other underage teens

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Start the conversation before you have an incident. If you are giving your child a cell phone or webcam, that is the time to talk about sexting. You can also use news stories or plot lines in television shows or movies as a conversation starter.
The best approach to talking about sexting is to take a non-judgmental and informational one. Keeping the dialogue open leaves room for your kids to talk with you rather than hiding things away. Also, be aware that kids may have a different name for sexting, so you'll need to be clear about the topic you are discussing

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in the word are many campaigns for sexting. These campaigns upload conscientization videos to stop Sexting. You can stop sexting, for example posting this videos, talking to the people to Sexting, handing out brochures and more!!!!