The internet can be a fun and exciting place for 15-18 year olds to develop relationships, and explore opportunities for creativity and careers. But unfortunately, it also offers criminals a space in which it is easier to mask their identities and trick people for their own personal gain. Understand what online blackmail is, the behaviours to be aware of, and learn more about our new online blackmail education resource for 15-18 year olds.
Online blackmail
Our brand online blackmail new resource for 15-18 year olds helps young people gain the knowledge, skills and confidence to identify risk and seek help.
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