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Child's fear of dark web access risks predators
Criminal law experts emphasize the danger of children remaining silent when visiting the internet, especially at advanced levels like the dark web, where they may face significant risks without informing their families due to fear of punishment or blame. The warning indicates that offenders often begin by trying to gain children's trust through games or conversations, then escalate to threats and extortion, demanding images or personal information or pressuring them into illegal actions. Experts stress that the first step to protecting children is to handle them gently and to open calm conversations to build trust, along with the need for mindful supervision and family awareness, in order to reduce their exposure to online dangers.
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