The article discusses a growing issue in Argentina regarding the illegal production of editable identification documents, emphasizing how criminals capitalize on technology to create fakes. Initially, it began with a fraud scheme involving virtual wallets that sent false notifications of successful transactions and payments. This evolved into the distribution of fake versions of the 'Mi Argentina' app, particularly used by minors to gain access to clubs and other venues, highlighting the exploitation of digital platforms for illicit activities.

Furthermore, the article reveals a disturbing trend where individuals can obtain templates for passports, driving licenses, various certificates, and national ID cards (DNI) through the Dark Web, which have now migrated to more accessible platforms like Telegram, WhatsApp, and social media. It discusses how, particularly for the Argentine DNI, these documents are said to be fully editable, matching the quality of legitimate documents at prices ranging from $15,000 to $60,000, depending on the specifications.

The issue raises significant concerns regarding identity fraud, especially as minors are targeted with altered documents reflecting false birth years to circumvent age restrictions. This situation calls for increased vigilance among authorities and parents alike to combat the public safety threat posed by such illegal activities and ensure that the digital transformations are not exploited for fraudulent purposes.