Posted in TREND on 3/27/2023 2:07 am
Mexicopolis – The challenge of disappearing for a period of 48 hours returns on TikTok, which means that all parents with children within the scope of this application should be very attentive to their behavior, to avoid this exercise, because you can put your integrity at risk.
The cases of young people whose expulsion from this “game” has been reported throughout the Republic in recent weeks, which has forced the authorities of various states to report on this challenge, which was born years ago.
Last week, the Baja California Sur Cyber Police issued a warning about this matter, with the caption: “Going away in 48 hours, a viral challenge on TikTok.”
They said that the corporation developed this challenge “to encourage young people to leave home and remain without contact with relatives for a period of 48 hours without leaving any trace”.
In addition, the participants mentioned the objective that their photos and data appear in social media, because if they are, they get points that allow them to get closer to victory.
In addition to Baja California Sur, in the states of Jalisco, Puebla, the State of Mexico and Campeche, to name a few, a dispute has been raised about this challenge, which in many cases coincides with what is being done. it comes from young people who suffer the dissolution of the family.
“What we know and it is a challenge many years ago, not from now, it comes from Spain and is also generated through social networks, it is also generated where young people or young people disappear for more than 48 hours. in 48 hours to their recognition of the social environment,” explained Rubén González, director of Prevention Nezahualcóyotl, State of Mexico.
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