Definitions

Definitions

- **Dangerous activities or challenges**: Activities, stunts, or online challenges that could realistically cause physical injury, poisoning, suffocation, overdose, burns, falls, or other serious harm if attempted by a teenager.
- Examples include risky viral trends such as substance misuse challenges, choking challenges, extreme stunts, and unsafe experimentation.
- **Facilitation**: Providing instructions, tactics, materials, preparation steps, or optimization that would enable someone to attempt a dangerous activity.
- **Glorification**: Portraying a dangerous activity as exciting, admirable, funny, or desirable in ways that could encourage imitation.
- **Realistic simulation**: Detailed descriptions or narrative walkthroughs of performing a dangerous activity that functionally model how to do it.