I think half of the problem is that so few perpetrators are caught, and when they are, often the sentences are minimal.

When law enforcement starts aggressively going after the creeps trying to get 15 and 16 year old kids (or younger) to have sex or whatever, whether on camera or in person, and the penalties are harsh enough in punishing them (and perhaps reliably enforcing mandated therapy or chemical castration or whatever) then MAYBE we'll get somewhere.

I hear from models and prospective models all the time about how creepy guys were hitting on them at 14, 15, 16 when they were just trying to talk with friends and be social.

Yes, parents need to be more involved, kids computer use needs to be supervised, and kids need to be educated more often and more directly about online predators. But perpetrators need to really understand there are severe consequences and maybe if the word gets out, the incidence of this sort of thing will go down.