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A bit of Advice . . .

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Men advised against masturbating during video calls

by Wassayos Ngamkham
 
February 14, 2023
 
Pol Col Siriwat Deephor, deputy chief of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), advises men not to masturbate during video calls, or they might end up being blackmailed. 

Police have warned that men who masturbate during video calls may leave themselves open to blackmail by gangs using phoney profile photos of beautiful women.

Quite a few Thai males, both children and adults, had already fallen prey to these gangs, Pol Col Siriwat Deephor, deputy chief of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), said on Tuesday.

The gangs used bogus photos of attractive women in their profiles and sent friend requests to potential victims on social media. After they became online friends, the chats would become sexually oriented and eventually the victims would be enticed into turning on their camera and then masturbating during a video call.

The gangs recorded the videos and used them to blackmail the victims, the TCSD spokesman said.

If the victims refused to pay, the gangs would threaten to send the masturbation videos to their friends or family, or to make them public online.

Normally, the gangsters concentrated on extorting money from their victims and did not publish the videos. However, recently some videos had been disseminated even though the victims had paid the money. This caused damage to the victims, Pol Col Siriwat said.

He advised men not to masturbate during any video call or send such videos or photos to anyone.

People with information about the operations of these gangs could alert police via https://tcsd.go.th around the clock, he said.

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2506199/men-advised-against-masturbating-during-video-calls

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If these fools want to try blackmailing me, go for it!  They would send the videos to friends, family, or publish online?  Fine with me.  When it comes to masturbation, I would be delighted for them to provide the proof that at my age, I still can . . .

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1 hour ago, TotallyOz said:

This happened to a young cousin in USA 2 years ago. He was mortified. I was able to get involved and resolve the situation. But, he was terrified.

How did you resolve it?

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9 minutes ago, Lucky said:

How did you resolve it?

I hired a group to trace the IP and got a few others involved. Resolved for now, Yes. But, you know as well as I do, once a file is out there, it could always come back and haunt you. People are often naive when they think someone likes them. (just see my thread about my new crush)

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During such vid calls, just always aim and toss your load into a lab cup marked ‘fertility clinic’ and zoom into the specimen afterwards to anchor the task. Doing your altruistic deed for procreation. Porn ‘zines are defunct anyway as it’s all digital nowadays. 

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