Watch out for your kids from the Blue Whale game

Is an electronic game consisting of 50 missions, targeting teens between 12 and 16 years old.

After the person signs up for the challenge, ask him to engrave the following code "F57" or draw the blue whale on the arm with a sharp tool, and then send an image of the administrator to make sure that the person has actually entered the game.

The person is then given a very early wake-up call at 4:20 am, when a video clip accompanied by strange music puts him in a dismal psychological state.

The missions, which include watching horror films and climbing to the roof of the house or bridge, continue to overcome fear.

In the middle of the missions, the person has to talk to one of the game's officials to gain confidence and turn into a "Blue Whale". After gaining confidence, the person is asked not to talk to anyone after that, and continues to cause himself injuries while watching horror movies, until the fiftieth day, when he is asked to commit suicide either by jumping out of the window or stabbing a knife.

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The group symbolizes Social Media, specifically to vk.com, a popular site in Russia and the surrounding countries. They promoted suicide ideas and published many depressing images. However, the site management was closed by Philip Bodkin in 2013 after five years of preparation and reflection, according to the Daily Mail.

Why Blue Whale?

Blue whales are known to be suicidal. They swim individually or to the beach, hang there and die if someone does not try to bring them back into the water. The link here is to try to hurt oneself and put it in a position that can not be undone.

pulling out

Subscribers are not allowed to withdraw from this game. If one of them tries to do so, the officials in charge of the game threaten the person who is about to withdraw and take advantage of the information he has given them to try to gain confidence. The game's creators threaten participants who are considering the withdrawal by killing them with their family members.

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The game is based on the children of the participants who are thinking of withdrawing by killing them with their families ... The Blue Whale Game
Founder in the cell

According to the Daily Mail, the inventor of the game is a Russian named Philippe Budkin, 21. He was charged with inciting some 16 students after participating in the game.

Bodkin admitted the crimes that caused them, and considered them an attempt to clean up the community of "biological waste, which would later hurt society." "Everyone who has played this game is happy to die," he said.
Budkin began his attempts in 2013 by inviting a group of children to vk.com, first to attract as many children as possible and to assign them simple tasks, many of whom would start pulling out.
Those who remain are assigned harder and tougher tasks, such as standing on the edge of the house or causing bodily injuries. The few that follow all that I blindly hope for will continue.
This small group is ready to do the impossible to stay in the squadron, and the administrators are working to make sure that the children go ahead in the game. Bodkin was targeting those with family or social problems.
Victims

Angelina Davydova, 12, committed suicide on the 14th floor of Russia on Christmas Day 2015. Her last entry into social networking sites, "Wake Me Up At 4:20", which collected a quarter of a million participants before closing, The Mirror.
Fifteen years old, she jumped from the 13th floor of her home in Ukraine and died immediately. Her colleagues said she was single without friends, and her body was scratched before she committed suicide.
According to Al-Qabas newspaper, 12-year-old Khuloud Sarhan Al-Azmi died in Saudi Arabia for the game itself.
The search for the game haashtag on social networking sites shows the desire of many teenagers to do so far, and they are looking for their managers to share them.