Child victims of cybersex trafficking are forced into live steaming child pornography, [115][116][117][118][119] which can be recorded and later sold. Victims are raped online or forced to perform sex acts on themselves or other children in real time. They are usually forced to watch the paying consumers on shared screens and follow their orders.[120] It occurs in locations, commonly referred to as ‘cybersex dens,’ that can be in homes, hotels, offices, internet cafes, and other businesses.[121] Overseas predators and pedophiles seek out and pay for live streaming websites that sexually exploit children.[122][123][124]