A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to ten years in prison by the criminal court in Seine-et-Marne for committing multiple rapes involving both minor and adult victims. The court found that the individual used social media platforms to communicate with his victims, disguising himself as a young person to manipulate them into performing sexual acts remotely. The case came to light after several victims reported the abuse, prompting an investigation into the man's online activities. Authorities discovered that he had created fake profiles to gain the trust of his victims, who were often minors, and then used these connections to exploit them. The court emphasized the severity of the crimes, noting the psychological and emotional harm caused to the victims. The trial highlighted the dangers of online predators who use digital platforms to groom and exploit vulnerable individuals. Social media companies have faced increasing scrutiny over their role in enabling such activities, as they are often criticized for not doing enough to prevent underage users from being targeted by predators. This sentencing serves as a reminder of the importance of online safety and the need for greater awareness among users, especially young people, about the risks of interacting with strangers online. It also underscores the legal consequences for those who engage in such criminal behavior.