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Experts in the state of Baden-Württemberg have warned of the increasing exposure of children and teenagers to sexual and violent content on social media platforms and school chat groups, as the use of phones and digital platforms at young ages continues to rise. A report revealed that some young girls receive explicit sexual images without requesting them, and the problem extends beyond direct messages; it includes the exchange of non-consensual material, the editing or creation of fake images using artificial intelligence, as well as the spread of violent and pornographic videos among students. The experts caution that many children are unaware of the legal and psychological consequences of sharing such content, as it can lead to criminal charges and long-term psychological harm. Additionally, peer pressure often drives many to resend content to boost their standing among friends. This warning comes alongside European plans to ensure the safety of social media platforms, gaming, and AI services for children, aiming to create a safer environment for them.
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