Which of the following is NOT considered electronic crime?

Robbery is classified primarily as a physical crime involving direct confrontation or intimidation to take property from an individual, typically in person. It does not inherently involve electronic means or the Internet as critical components of the crime itself. Therefore, it stands apart from the other options, which are closely associated with the use of technology or electronic platforms.

Child exploitation, internet crimes, and software piracy all involve some element of electronic manipulation or the Internet as a medium. Child exploitation often utilizes electronic means to lure or exploit victims. Internet crimes encompass a broad range of offenses committed through the Internet, including fraud, identity theft, and cyberbullying. Software piracy involves illegally copying software, which is a direct violation of copyright laws facilitated through electronic channels.

Thus, robbery is not considered an electronic crime as it does not depend on modern technology or electronic devices to occur.