The minimum age required to use the app is 13. The company told FOX 11 they’ve been enlisting the help of vetted volunteers to help report bad conduct on the app, and that they’ve been cracking down on users who lie about their age. Some of the girls sook off their clothes, others danced sexually.Īll while, in many cases, older men wrote perverted comments to them.įOX 11 found some of the streams were recorded and then posted on porn sites, where customers were directed straight to live streams or web captures of underage girls on LiveMe, with the links advertising that the girls are 'young jailbait' who were secretly recorded without their knowledge.Īfter FOX 11’s story aired, new disclaimers began appearing on LiveMe’s videos which said that violent and sexual content will not be tolerated, and violators will be banned.
FOX 11 found countless streams of underage girls who were being solicited by pedophiles to perform sexual tasks. It shares the user’s location, and allows users to search for who is streaming near them. There are so many underage children using the app, that LiveMe tells FOX 11 they’ve deleted 600,000 accounts of kids under the age of thirteen in just the last 60 days since FOX 11 first aired the report.įOX 11’s previous story was seen by millions across the country, and revealed that pedophiles regularly use the app to exploit young children sexually.Īs FOX 11 has reported, LiveMe has been downloaded more than 90 million times. It’s been two months since a FOX 11 investigation first exposed the dangers of the popular livestreaming app LiveMe, and despite the company’s assurances that changes are being made, experts say it’s simply not enough.
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