Child Sexual Abuse Material: CSAM, Exploitation, and Online Abuse
Child sexual abuse material, or CSAM, includes sexual images or recordings that depict or result from the abuse or exploitation of children.
Child sexual abuse material, or CSAM, includes sexual images or recordings that depict or result from the abuse or exploitation of children.
Sexual exploitation of children involves using a child for sexual purposes through abuse, grooming, images, sextortion, trafficking, payment, or other forms of exploitation.
Online grooming uses digital communication to build trust, secrecy, or dependence in order to sexually exploit, coerce, or manipulate another person.
Sextortion uses threats involving sexual images or private sexual information to demand money, more content, sexual activity, or another benefit.
Sexual extortion uses threats involving intimate images or sexual information to demand money, sexual activity, more content, or another benefit.
Image-based sexual abuse involves creating, sharing, altering, or threatening to distribute intimate sexual images without the depicted person’s consent.
Technology-facilitated sexual abuse uses digital tools to enable sexual coercion, intimate-image abuse, secret recording, sextortion, or other violations of sexual privacy.
Intersex variation disclosure is the voluntary sharing of information about intersex traits, diagnosis, anatomy, hormones, fertility, or medical history.
Deadname privacy is the protection of a person’s former name from unnecessary use, access, or disclosure without permission.
A romance scam uses a false romantic or intimate connection to obtain money, personal information, account access, or intimate content.