Offenders can easily find pictures, e-mail addresses, phone numbers and even addresses of their victims on the Internet. Since children and adolescents often even publicly post these on well-known pages, it is child's play for them and therefore the knowledge alone is not punishable. Most of the time, the perpetrators use this information to contact their victims, often make themselves younger than they are, and mislead common interests. Sometimes it is also chat rooms or public forums, through which a first contact takes place. In these forums, young people with common interests gather (for example, portals where young people can post their own stories, which are then rated), so that contacting them about the shared hobby is even less noticeable. The perpetrator usually uses a fake profile, which means that his own data (date of birth, place of residence, school education) do not correspond to reality as mentioned above. 2:18 Futhi mina Kwembulwe kubo indlela isandla sikaNkulunkulu wami unami kube kuhle, kanye amazwi enkosi, ayelikhulumile kimi. Ngathi: "Masisukumeni,, kanye nokwakha. "Futhi izandla zabo baqiniselwa ezinhle.