Parents reveal Internet drug code: music class is actually a code name for drugs, worrying that teenagers will go astray

"Music class" is not about getting textbooks and musical instruments, it may be a code for drugs! (Extracted from the Internet)

In recent years, drugs have spread through online communities, causing great concern. A parent who discovered that his child had accidentally become addicted to drugs complained. The Internet is full of information about suspected drug dealing, smoking, and partying. The passwords are constantly updated, and even the code name "Music Lesson" appears. "Even parents know what they are doing, why don't the police catch them? Why don't the platforms take it down?"

The parent said that now drug information is no longer hidden. It reaches specific groups through social platforms, message areas and even live broadcasts. As long as you master some "keywords" and enter terms such as "music class" on different platforms, you will see some suspected drug-related posts. The text uses phrases such as "Come to class" and "Which pack to drink first" to attract interaction.

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What is even more worrying is that a further search for suggestive terms such as "music class equipment", "psychedelic physique", "stress relief" and "chemistry group" also revealed a lot of related content. In the message area, words such as "equipment", "drinks", "rainbow", "balls" and "candy" even appeared. Some of them were also mixed with cool photos, sex trade and other messages, and even more explicit hints such as "eight major music classes" appeared.

Parents are worried that teenagers’ curiosity will lead them to click on drugs and lead to their contact with drugs. People familiar with social platforms such as TikTok also revealed that live broadcasts may become another difficulty in tracing. Some people attract specific ethnic groups by playing dance music, chatting, etc. Drug-related content is hidden in chat rooms or interactions. After the live broadcast, relevant records may be difficult to trace.

When passwords can be changed at any time and messages can disappear quickly, can the search speed keep up? Parents bluntly said that instead of waiting for their children to actually encounter drugs before remediating them, it is better to strengthen interception at the source of the Internet. They reported this chaos to relevant units and learned that as long as there is a legal basis for selling contraband online, the competent authorities can require the platform to be removed from the shelves. Each unit has channels to communicate with the platform, and holds regular meetings to communicate and provide relevant information on the removal of the platform.

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