Is there anything else that families should be able to look out for for sextortion? And are there any specific risk factors for that?

Well, statistically, based on the reports, we've found that male teenagers or preteens 12 to 13, 14, but into teenage years are the most likely to be sextorted.

Risk factors or red flags.

The one thing about sextortion is it happens so quickly.

So there's a lot of really great education on NCMEC's website about sextortion.

And I would definitely encourage whoever's like listening to this and wants to learn more.

to go and watch some of those videos because they've done an excellent job kind of portraying how these scenarios happen because they happen so quickly.

So how can parents and caregivers stay informed on what their children are doing online without invading their privacy or shutting down usage completely? I feel like that's the million dollar question