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CPOI
The aim of the campaign was to shock children aged 11-14 into reassessing their behaviour online.
In the ads a predatory figure masked by an emoticon illustrates how easy it is for people to
disguise their intentions and identity in the virtual world. You would not invite this
character to join your gang in real life, so why allow it to happen in an online environment
such as Messenger?
Profero commissioned the photography and video shoots. The ads are set in scenarios such as
parks, buses and stairwells, conveying a sense of urban realism. They click through to
www.thinkuknow.co.uk where the campaign landing pages provide information about how to stay
safe online.
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To seed this viral microsite, gossip was dropped into a variety of online chat environments
hinting that tickets to a star-studded music awards could be won. The façade of the VIP
party is swiftly removed when you hit enter, to demonstrate how easy it is to be misled.
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