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ROP warns parents of blackmail risks in online gaming
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Read the full storyThe Royal Oman Police (ROP) has issued a warning to parents about potential blackmail risks in online video games. The ROP, based in Muscat, highlighted that modern video games serve as interactive platforms, enabling direct communication via voice and video. This interactivity introduces a new challenge in the cybersecurity field, prompting the police to alert parents to these evolving digital dangers.
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