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2 2 So you got naked online... OK... so I guess if you have picked this up and started to read, it s likely that you have done something online that you are now regretting. Or perhaps you are trying to help someone who has done something? And if that something involved nakedness or something sexual, then that may look more serious than other stuff you see happening online. But don t freak out just yet... you are obviously keen to find out more about how you can help yourself or your friend and perhaps get some advice and a plan for how to improve things. Well, you re in the right place. Read on and you will discover: Why these things happen and what different people think about it When it has happened to others and what they have done. How the technology works and what the real risks are. What the first things are you can do to begin to take control. Whether your fears of getting into trouble are realistic. The impact on you for the future and what you can do about it. How to get support and advice from organisations who are there to help you for just this sort of issue. Contents: p2: Introduction p3: What does it mean? p4: Deliberate or accidental p5: Sharing pictures p6: All about trust p9: Where might your picture be? p10: What should I do first? p11: Who can help me? p12: Knowing about reputation p13: Organisations that can help p14: About this resource However, this isn t helping yet, so let s crack on. You don t have to read this whole thing through but it does help to browse each section to get a really good understanding of how and why this stuff causes problems. The more clued-up you are, the better decisions you are going to make for yourself (or friend). Knowledge is power
3 I see sexting mentioned in the newspapers. What does it mean? 3 Teen sexting is a very rational act with very irrational consequences. danah boyd Sexting is a word created by the Australian press about two years ago and describes the use of technology to share personal sexual content. It s a word-mix of sex and texting. Other nicknames you may hear might be cybersexing, doxing or selfie. This content can be anything from texts, partial nudity right up to sexual images or video. Very often it is between partners, but can be between groups and can use a whole range of devices, technologies and online spaces. However, the most common ones are mobile phone MMS, Skype and social network sites where images can be posted and shared (Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr, YouTube etc).
4 4 Deliberate and Accidental Most sexting is deliberate; the person sending the content means it to happen. They will pose or act in a sexual way and will make a direct effort to send it to the person they want to see it, usually a boyfriend or a girlfriend. Occasionally, if you have personal pictures of yourself on your phone it might be possible to accidentally share it via , MMS or Bluetooth with the wrong person but this is unusual. There have also been cases where pictures have been spread after mobile phones have been stolen! Accidental sexting is more likely to happen if your judgement is clouded e.g. if you have had alcohol or taken drugs or are under pressure from those around you. This could result in you: getting confused and pressing the wrong send button feeling brave about risking a naughty photograph feeling more sexually confident feeling less inhibited, less aware of risk and the consequences being encouraged by mates to do it as a dare thinking that it is a good laugh and there is no harm in it The accidental stuff happens once it has left your control, but more about this later. Both Deliberate and Accidental? Some people think it s cool to copy what they see in the media but celebrities also get caught out! Tulisa, singer from N-Dubz and X-Factor judge, was betrayed, devastated and heart-broken when ex-boyfriend Justin Edwards, also known as MC Ultra, posted an intimate video online. After the video had been released Tulisa stated When you share an intimate moment with someone that you love and trust you never imagine for one minute that footage may at any point be shared with the rest of the UK. Tulisa brought charges on Edwards with a 100,000 claim for damages for alleged breach of privacy and confidentiality. In reality, most people would not be able to take someone to court!
5 LOL or OMG?! 5 People sharing naked pictures as part of a safe relationship is not a new thing. What has changed though is the speed with which you can share. Using webcams or sending mobile pictures can be a spontaneous decision, made without thinking about what could happen and what people might think. Once the picture leaves your control it can easily and quickly be shared with many people. A recent study by the Internet Watch Foundation showed that up to 88% of self-generated images have been collected and put onto other sites! In your parents younger years, the embarrassing stuff they did was rarely seen by anyone else. Today with mobile phones and the web that has changed. The World Wide Web means the potential of a huge audience and of course, if a photo is uploaded and shared, it can be on there forever. Pretty scary thought that something stupid you do at 14 can still potentially affect your adult life. This is not the end of the world. It just needs some thought on how you can minimise the effect of your mistake.
6 6 Was I right to have trusted the person to whom I sent it? Was I being naive? Most of the time, these intimate pictures are shared between boyfriend and girlfriend, and let s be honest, you wouldn t send them if you didn t trust the other person would you? There are probably many images shared which never leave the intended recipient, even when the relationship ends. So ask yourself, if we break up, will this person respect me enough not to share my pictures? How well do you really know them? Sadly, it is often only when we split up with someone that we see their true colours. Sometimes yes you can trust the person you text. But, and this is a big but, do you really need to send them pictures of your body? If the person asking for this acts up when you refuse is this someone you can trust? If they accept your refusal without question they sound like a good friend. Others letting you down... Some of the problem will be around people you thought you could trust sharing the image or joining in the negative comments. This might be the person who you sent the image to in the first place, or mates or others who then circulate it. People get caught up in gossip or bitching sessions, often without meaning harm to the victim, either to impress other people, to belong, or because it starts as a joke which escalates. Other times people do it to bully someone. What if other people see it? There is a big difference between worrying and understanding how far the image may have gone beyond your control. It depends how the image was published; if you sent it directly to someone s mobile and then had second thoughts, you need to have an honest conversation with them as soon as possible to get them to delete it.
7 7 Posting directly to social networks makes it harder to regain that control. Networks like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or Instagram are designed to make publishing and sharing quick; the software makes those connections for you... and that s the trouble. It s hard to know where the image has gone and who has got it. It can very quickly leave your social circle and spread to others. It s important to understand the different ways in which you contact and report to social network sites to request removal of content. It s not enough just to say I don t like it. Your request needs to show that it breaks the site s terms and conditions. It is also important to understand how you yourself can change or remove content that you have posted about which you have changed your mind. That profile pic of you in your underwear was funny at the time but... It s important in life to have friends around you that you can trust and on whom you can rely; this is no different online. It s less likely your close friends would want to do anything serious to hurt you; very often they re the first ones you might turn to for help.
8 8 Let s use them to help put out the messages we want and recover the situation where they can. That s why it is important to think carefully about your social network friends lists and ask yourself Who would stand beside me when things go wrong? What is your definition of a friend or a friend of a friend? We often add friends because our other friends know them. In reality the person may have been passed on through lots of lists like this. If they have, then this makes it more difficult to track who has seen a naked picture you may have posted, as it has spread across groups you don t belong to. It may even be public which could mean literally anyone on the internet could see it. There are ways in which you can choose who sees what on your profile (privacy settings) and this might be something you would want to get up to speed with after the incident to reduce the chances of it happening again.
9 Where your picture might be: 9 Peer to peer sites - sharing files is a worldwide system used by all kinds of people. Images are exchanged in bulk and can become part of collections in folders that very often sit on other people s computers. This means adults and others you don t know viewing your personal naked pictures on the likes of Piratebay and Gnutella sites. Social networking sites also have photo albums and timelines which can contain images of others e.g. Facebook and Twitter. Your content may very well be sitting on the software company s servers, often outside of the UK or Europe but it is also worth remembering that people can download or copy these images to their own computer. Photo sharing sites like Flickr or Instagram allow open and unrestricted (as well as private) sharing of pictures. Again your data could be on company s servers or copied to users personal devices. Webcam sharing sites can also cause problems when people record your actions. Sites like Omegle and Chat Roulette often attract criminal elements. Sometimes these anonymous services encourage people to be more adventurous and risky, but being online is never completely anonymous. It only takes screen or webcam capture software to end up with a video clip. Online Groups and Communities also often contain sex offenders who will form close knit groups and share indecent images (many of which they will obtain from the web). Cloud storage sites like icloud, SkyDrive, GoogleDrive, Dropbox or Rackspace allow server space for people to store material such as images. Other users with permission can then access the files. Once again it is difficult to know where your content actually sits and where the cloud servers are based. Those that are based outside of the UK or European Union often don t have the same strict laws about personal data that we have and your content could be sold and shared with other networks across the world.
10 10 What are the first things I should do? It might seem like the end of the world but try not to panic! Take a deep breath and give yourself a chance to think about how this might affect you. First off, are you OK? Do you need support? If you do, find the best person to support you right now... friends, family, school? You choose. There is also a list of organisations at the end of this booklet that can help. Sometimes that first step of asking for help is a difficult one. But you have to be honest with yourself. Real friends and professionals trying to help are only able to do so when they know all the facts and how you feel about it. If you know of a friend who is trying to deal with this maybe you could show them this! If you decide you need to do something, don t wait. The quicker you deal with it the better chance there is of managing the spread. Will I get into trouble? The Law is on your side and was not designed to punish young people for making mistakes whilst experimenting with their sexuality. The law is aimed firmly at those who choose to trade or profit from sexual pictures of children. Even though (if you are under 18) the image(s) you have sent may constitute an indecent image of a child (sometimes called child porn), the Association of Chief Police Officers have clearly stated that young people will be treated as victims in the first instance and only extreme cases may be reviewed or looked at differently. They clearly state First time offenders should not usually face prosecution for such activities, instead an investigation to ensure that the young person is not at any risk and the use of established education programmes should be utilised. The advice can be found at
11 Who can help me? 11 CEOP CEOP is the Child Exploitation Online Protection centre and was set up by the Government in 2006 to help protect children online across the UK from online predators. As well as helping UK police forces to bring these people to justice, CEOP can help provide advice to you and your parents when something like this happens. You can report at or by going to the CEOP website at There is also a great film about Sexting called Exposed, it s on Youtube at Local police could possibly be involved if it involves the well-being of other pupils, but could also offer effective support and counselling. Parents It may be your worst nightmare thinking of telling your parents you shared intimate pictures, and yes, they may kick off at first but they need to know; how are they going to support you if they don t know? Use your discretion, if you don t think the pictures will go viral, then don t upset them for no reason. If you feel there is a risk, or if your picture has already been shared, then you need them on board. Yes, they will probably be very upset and disappointed, but they ll get over it! And will probably respect you more for being upfront about it...
12 12 Is this going to affect things for me in the future? Hopefully in most cases your continuing digital life will bury your mistakes as time goes on. There is however no guarantee that the pictures will not be seen by others later. Your reputation could be affected if future employers, college, or sixthform friends see this. Being honest and open and admitting a mistake is the best approach, as it will be with any future relationships. Knowing about reputation Do you know what s online about you? You should first check what others can see about you. Search for your name using Google or other search engines and see what information already exists about you. Repeat the search regularly using services such as Google Alerts which give automatic updates. Although you may not have added anything new, your friends and family might have (CAS 2010). If you find anything offensive or require anything removed, report it to the hosting site immediately. Remember it will need to break the site s terms and conditions. If it is a naked or semi-naked image of you it is highly likely to breach these conditions and the legal implications mean the site host is likely to remove it quickly when made aware. Bury the bad stuff! Increasing your positive online presence... Sadly there are some occasions where online content can t be removed, for example if your image is shared via an adult site hosted outside the UK, in these cases we advise that you try and bury the content you don t want people to see. The best ways to do this are to set up social networking accounts, (you don t have to use them, just set them up and leave your name publicly searchable), to regularly comment on news articles and forums, and also to run a small blog. The more you add the further down the search lists this unwanted content will be.
13 Show me organisations that might be able to help me: 13 There are lots of places you can go to for help and advice, consider who is the best person to support you. It could be a Youth Club, Employment Advisor, Faith Leader, or Sports Coach. Anyone who is trained to support young people should have an idea what to do to help you. There are also many national organisations who can help such as: Childline Get Connected ThinkUknow Or you can download the Zipit app from the Childline website (Supported by IWF) Be prepared to explain: As a final note, you should be prepared to explain the following things.. I ve made a mistake I ve been really stupid I have learnt by it I have moved on
14 14 About this resource: This is a resource for children, young people and parents that offers advice and explores strategies to support the issues resulting from sexting incidents. The resource will be available shortly in the following alternative formats: A printed resource A comic book style summary of key advice for young people Online interactive web resource as part of the UK Safer Internet Centre web collateral Visit for more information. It is produced by the South West Grid for Learning and UK Safer Internet Centre and co-funded by the European Union. The South West Grid for Learning is a not for profit, charitable trust company, providing schools and many other educational establishments throughout the region with safe, secure and reliable broadband internet connectivity; broadbandenabled learning resources and services and help, support and advice in using the internet safely. Find more resources at SWGfL 2014
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