A Korean network has secretly recorded sex with couples and broadcast live video on the Internet

About 1,600 people were victims of a network that had secretly recorded couples having bad in motels in South Korea, with hidden cameras in home appliances and TVs, and broadcast live videos on Internet, reported today the local media.

Asian police arrested four men in early March, two of them in pre-trial detention, accused of installing cameras in dozens of motels in the south and center of the country, recording about 800 couples with bad and disseminating the content. a website that has added more than 4000 subscribers.

The two people who remained in prison began staying in these inexpensive motels in August and installed tiny cameras in the rooms that were very difficult to detect at a glance, the EFE quoted Chosun newspaper as saying. .

The cameras were placed on cable TV equipment, plugs or hair dryer racks and "mainly concentrated on the bed", except in a few cases where the appliances were apparently moved when cleaning the rooms, said a researcher the site Newsis.

With the help of the other two inmates, they created a website on which more than 4,000 users could be paid and watch the couples streaming live.

This platform was active until it was reported to the South Korean police cybercrime unit.

A recent similar case in which a South Korean pop singer had secretly recorded women having bad with them and then shared the videos in a cat had revived the problem of the so-called "molka" in South Korea .

The "molka" is based on intimate videos or openly badual content that is distributed – and sometimes recorded – without consent and widely used on websites in the Asian country, where badgraphy is illegal.