News about the scandalous Nth Room of South Korea is making a huge buzz around the globe and young girls should be aware of.
A year after the scandalous Burning Sun case; another South Korean horrific and massive-scale sex scandal is dragging the country's name into the hot seat. This is not a typical malicious rumor, as it is said to involve 260,000 Korean males and some underage female victims.
Telegram, a messaging application, is said to be the means of communication of these lustful activities wherein they have access to witness shocking videos of rapes and violence against women in exchange of cash.
How This Scam Counterfeits the Victims
A focal person who is said to be the culprit of this sexual trading is a man called as 'Baksa'. He is said to be sending messages on Twitter, a social media of which typical girls hang out. He would allegedly harass these innocent ladies by telling them, " Your private pictures might have been surfacing online, so check this site to make a judgment if it's you or not." Then, a link would redirect these for girls to a bogus Twitter. The crime continues if the curious victims would input their personal log-in data that the criminals have owned it now. Therefore, private information will be exposed to.
Since these pertinent details are now on the hands of the villains, the threats move on by telling the girls of the possibility of revealing anything that they are supposed to hide from their loved ones if they beg to disagree on becoming slaves for days.
Then, these inhumane individuals would ask for naked pictures to finish the deal; yet, then if they have done it, another consequence will happen. The trick goes on by threatening the victims to perform horrible activities and continue to become slaves.
This terrifying Nth Room includes videos of which women were treated like animals rather than women of dignity. Worst scenarios like women raped by several men, inserting scissors inside the vagina, cutting nipples and many more are recorded and made available among this lustful and law-breakers.
The so-called 'Baksa' is now arrested and a petition in South Korea is running through to allow the revelation of these 260,000 men involved of which they will be considered as criminals.
Awareness to Young Girls
With this, young girls around the world should take this unfortunate event as a reminder on how to become vigilant of the possible threats of sexual manipulation that might happen online. How to avoid this kind of threat?
- Protect Personal Information
Never share passwords or personal details to anybody. As much as possible, change your passcode every 6 months the same as with your toothbrush.
- Avoid Suspicious Messages Sent by Strangers
Neglect those people who are sending prompt messages without any connections. Make sure to investigate their motifs.
- Avoid Malicious Links
There are a lot of these on the internet and one should have the grip of understanding whether clicking these links would be a help or not.
- Limit Unnecessary Engagement
Common friends would be necessary, but a total stranger who suddenly messages out of the blue should be subject to your investigation.
- Be Vigilant
Don't be deceived by what you see. Women have the best instincts, as they say, Trust your intuitions.
Millions of individuals have signed the petition of revealing the identities of these criminals into the public. Everyone simply aims for justice among these women who went on hell because of the selfish sexual desires fueled by money and evil.
