The cover of Habbo Hotel, an online game trending among teenagers, has been blown as a forum ’filled with pornographic chat’ by a TV investigation.
The investigation carried out by Channel 4 News producer Rachel Seifert for two months, using the site posing as a 13 year-old, found that Habbo Hotel was host to highly sexual exchanges.
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"I was within a couple of minutes asked to strip, fully naked, and asked what would I do on a webcam," she added.
Seifert played the game 50 times and on each occasion had similar experiences.
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John Carr, a child safety expert and consultant, also played the game with the Channel 4 News producer and within minutes, was sent a friend request from an avatar called ’DirtyBoii’ messaging: "Can I ask u what yr body’s like".
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An LSE research used in a Panorama programme about the sexualisation of young children, has indicated that a quarter of children looked at pornography in 2010.
An LSE research used in a Panorama programme about the sexualisation of young children, has indicated that a quarter of children looked at pornography in 2010.
Since the details of Channel 4’s investigation have been released, a major European investor, Balderton, in Sulake, Habbo’s Finnish parent company has dumped its 13 percent stake in the business.
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