I find this story rather worrying, that a young boy can potentially have blighted his future career chances because of an act of typical teenage idiocy, taking a naked selfie and sending it to a girl at his school. Not defending him, and not disagreeing with the law on this. But I doubt any youngsters would be aware that they're actually committing a crime in doing this. I know ignorance is no defence in law, so I do hope schools are taking steps to ensure their students are aware of the risks. What do others think?
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