Online blackmail is the act of sending threats online of sharing private information about someone to the public, family, and friends unless their demands are met.

Online blackmail can have a massive impact on the victim. It can ruin their mental health and their financial status. It can also affect your relationships, and your reputation, and cause social isolation.

If someone blackmails you online, you must take action immediately. Do not take the matter into your own hands & contact the local police immediately. Seek help from a trusted friend in real life. change passwords of all the social media profiles. Preserve evidence like direct messages, and the blackmailer's social media profile (Facebook URL, Skype name, etc.)

Never pay the blackmailer. Blackmailers usually keep asking for more money after the first payment, which only encourages them to target future victims. Contact the police or cyber crime investigators for support instead.

To prevent online blackmail you must follow good internet practices. Protect your private data, don't click on random links or email attachments, and keep an eye on your online activities: don't accept random friend requests from strangers, don't perform sexual acts in front of a webcam, or send share intimate images with anyone. If you're getting extorted into sexually explicit content or performing sexual acts, stop communicating with them immediately.

With over a decade of experience and hundreds of solved online blackmailing cases, we can confidently say that we will solve your case too, and find the blackmailer. We will also remove your private information and secure your devices and social media accounts.

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