Sexual Impersonation: Identity Deception, Consent, and Online Abuse
Sexual impersonation involves pretending to be another person in a sexual or intimate context to deceive, exploit, harass, or obtain sexual interaction or material.
Sexual impersonation involves pretending to be another person in a sexual or intimate context to deceive, exploit, harass, or obtain sexual interaction or material.
Online sexual safety involves consent, privacy, security, boundaries, and protection from abuse during digital sexual and intimate interactions.
Deepfake sexual abuse uses AI or digital manipulation to create or distribute fake sexual content depicting a real person without consent.
Romance fraud uses a fake or deceptive romantic relationship to obtain money, personal information, sexual material, or another benefit from a targeted person.
Platform moderation is how online services review and manage user content and behavior, including sexual harassment, intimate-image abuse, grooming, and exploitation.
Sexting consent is voluntary, specific agreement to send or receive sexual messages, images, or videos and does not automatically permit saving or sharing them.
Digital sexual privacy is a person’s control over intimate images, sexual communications, sexual data, recordings, and other private sexual information online.
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.