Kim Komando

The victim's teenage girls.

The photo spread on social media created by teenage boys' classmates.

Estimates say that as many as one in eight kids, think of that, one out of every eight kids personally knows someone who's been a target of a deep fake photo or video.

Yeah, and they, you know, and even when they get to teenagers, I was just, when you were talking, I'm saying like, like there was one bully when Ian was going to high school and I'll never forget this because Ian just about slugged this kid.

And it was like, they were picking on Ian.

And he got to a certain point where he was like, just let it go, let it go, let it go.

But when they caught, when one of them put in there like, your mom's a cougar.

Okay, that's when he went ballistic.

Everybody's got a line.

Yeah, that was like, you can do thing, but not when you talk about my mom.

Well, at least he's open enough that he's talking to you about it.

Oh, absolutely.

Yeah, we talk about it all the time.

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