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Sexting involves sending, receiving, or forwarding sexually explicit messages, photographs, or videos via digital devices. While consensual sexting among adults may be legal in some contexts, it becomes problematic when it involves minors, non-consensual distribution, or coercion. In many cases, content shared privately can be leaked or used maliciously, leading to emotional distress, harassment, or legal consequences.
Prevention and legal role:
Sexting carries serious legal and reputational risks, particularly among minors. Prevention involves digital literacy campaigns and understanding the consequences of sharing explicit content. If content is misused, legal recourse is available under Section 292 IPC and Section 67A of the IT Act. Lawyers must act quickly to remove the content and protect the minor from further harm.
Aspire Delhi Lawyers are equipped to handle such delicate matters with discretion and urgency, ensuring victims regain control of their digital identity and privacy.