Telegram CEO To Face Law Amidst Korea’s New “Nth-Room” Sex Crime Scandal
As of late, “the new nth room” has recently gone viral in South Korea.
According to various sources, including victims, a set of Telegram rooms with more than 212,000 participants has been exposed. It was revealed that to gain access to these rooms, one must submit a set of photos of any girl or woman around themselves, such as classmates, siblings, or friends, and provide the girl’s personal details.
A “humiliation room” on Telegram with 1932 people in it. The room has various categories such as “cousin room,” “mom room,” “acquaintance room,” “older sister room,” and “younger sister room.” Let’s look into what kind of photos are in these rooms. I have censored underwear and any skin showing, but I have left the clothes and blankets shown so that you can tell if you happen to be the victim. If it seems like it is you, please prove it and I will link you up with the person who gave the tip-off.
— Queenarchive1
Rooms also containing deepfake pornography have also been exposed, with netizens exposing a list of schools where perpetrators and victims have been located.
Elementary Schools Show Up On Disturbing Map Of Schools Involved In Deepfake Chatrooms
Amid these allegations gaining traction online, the CEO of Telegram, where these chats are located, has been arrested.
Pavel Durov was arrested on August 24 in Paris in relation to an investigation into online crimes involving the circulation of child abuse images and illegal drug peddling on the app.
On August 28, it was reported that he was released from custody and transferred to court, where he may be charged by the judge present. According to officials, Telegram has often ignored requests from authorities regarding content shared on the app.
You can read more about the current crimes being alleged in Korea below.
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