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| '''Child pornography''' refers to ] images of ]. Such images are always illegal. The methods used to capture these images usually involve the offender deceiving the child. The photos may be released onto the internet for other ]s using a peer-to-peer network, to avoid being caught. |
'''Child pornography''' refers to ] images of ]. Such images are always illegal. The methods used to capture these images usually involve the offender deceiving the child. The photos may be released onto the internet for other ]s using a peer-to-peer network, to avoid being caught. | ||
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Child pornography refers to pornographic images of children. Such images are always illegal. The methods used to capture these images usually involve the offender deceiving the child. The photos may be released onto the internet for other pedophiles using a peer-to-peer network, to avoid being caught.
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