A concerned mother viewing threatening Snapchat messages on her phone while contacting police, illustrating a story about hate in children's chat groups.
A concerned mother viewing threatening Snapchat messages on her phone while contacting police, illustrating a story about hate in children's chat groups.
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Una madre alerta a la policía sobre amenazas de odio y de muerte en un grupo de Snapchat de niños

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Martina Ström, en Hedemora, fue añadida por error a un grupo de chat con niños de primaria donde se vertían mensajes de odio, amenazas de muerte e incitaciones al suicidio.

Martina Ström quedó conmocionada por los terribles mensajes que inundaban el grupo. Consiguió ver entre 30 y 40 usuarios escribiendo al mismo tiempo antes de ser bloqueada tras realizar capturas de pantalla. El grupo tenía como objetivo alcanzar los 150 miembros. Ström se puso en contacto con los padres de los niños a los que reconoció y publicó un aviso en Facebook para alertar a otros. Muchos padres se mostraron alarmados, mientras que algunos ya eran conscientes de los problemas. La policía y el colegio en Hedemora han sido informados. La coordinadora de prevención del delito, Märta Brandts, subraya que los padres tienen una gran responsabilidad a la hora de estar presentes en la vida digital de sus hijos y debatir sobre el comportamiento en línea.

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