Internal emails from internet porn giant Pornhub — and parent company MindGeek — revealed in a legal discovery show the executive team discussing the company’s shockingly weak policy on reviewing questionable videos, which was to only review a video if it had over 15 flags for criminal content. Such videos include revenge porn, underage girls, and even child rape.
A jury has awarded a judgment of more than a billion dollars to a Houston woman who became the victim of “revenge porn.”
Two Bangladeshis were arrested by Italian police after allegedly blackmailing a woman with sexual material they had stolen from her phone.
Abdul Elahi, a serial blackmailer who targeted 2,000 victims online, forcing them to self-harm and engage in paedophilic activity, was jailed after admitting 158 charges committed against 72 victims.
Facebook (now known as Meta) has reportedly co-developed a platform that asks people to submit their nude photographs and videos to prevent them from being used as “revenge porn” across Facebook’s platforms. Mark Zuckerberg and the Masters of the Universe expect users to fully trust them not only with every private detail of their life, but also with their nude bodies.
Kansas House Rep. Aaron Coleman (D) faces calls for resignation after he was reportedly arrested for the second time in a month.
Maltese Labour MEP Cyrus Engerer, convicted of distributing revenge porn in 2014, will lead the European Union’s battle against Hungary’s law banning the teaching of LGBT and gender issues to children.
Reddit, the self-proclaimed front page of the internet, is being sued by a woman for allegedly allowing an ex-boyfriend to repeatedly post revenge porn of her filmed when she was just 16 years old.
A California state court dismissed a lawsuit by former U.S. Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) against the UK Daily Mail on Wednesday in which she sued the publication for publishing “revenge porn” photos of her with a female staffer.
“Sex workers” are the real victims of Pornhub’s forced decision to delete 10 million videos of pornography, rape, abuse, and private sex, according to an article posted by the progressive editors at Salon.com.
Kansas Democrat Aaron Coleman, a 20-year-old who admitted being abusive to his ex-girlfriend last year and circulating “revenge porn” when he was in middle school, won a seat in the Kansas House.
After narrowly winning a primary against seven-term incumbent Stan Frownfelter, 19-year-old Aaron Coleman has dropped out on Sunday.
Aaron Coleman just won a seat in the Kansas legislature — despite admitting to blackmail and revenge porn in middle school.
Actor James Woods has once again landed in Twitter jail after he posted a photo allegedly showing former Florida gubernatorial candidate and CNN contributor Andrew Gillum passed out and naked in a South Beach hotel.
Pornhub also has no idea and apparently doesn’t bother to verify the age of the performers in the videos, or if they consented to have sex.
Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) admitted Wednesday to having had an affair with a staffer on her congressional campaign.
Nathan Bernard, a verified user on Twitter, threatened to post revenge porn of conservative author Mike Cernovich online, Tuesday, before the threat was eventually removed.
A revenge porn bill in New York State, which would have made the distribution of revenge porn punishable by up to a year in prison, was reportedly defeated by Google.
Facebook announced on Tuesday that they would be testing new safety measures to fight revenge porn — by analyzing nude photos submitted by users.
The former superintendent of a northwest Illinois school district was arrested and charged with “revenge porn” for texting nude images of a former partner, police say.
YouTube star Chrissy Chambers won “substantial” damages in a civil case against her ex-boyfriend after he posted intimate “revenge porn” videos of the two online without permission.
A New Jersey woman is coming forward with her story after she discovered a creep posted fake nude photos of herself online.
Facebook wants victims of revenge porn to send them nude photos of themselves in a new test that’s attempting to crack down on illegal content on the platform.
Twitter is set to crackdown on revenge porn amid new rule changes on the platform, according to a report.
38-year-old Traci Lorraine Aragon from San Antonio, Texas, was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly posting revenge porn of her boyfriend following a breakup.
A Marine has been court-martialed in a hearing related to the “Marines United” scandal in which Marines digitally shared nude images of their female comrades.
Breitbart Tech recently had the opportunity to speak to attorney Daniel Szalkiewicz, who specializes in defamation and Internet privacy cases, most notably those concerning revenge porn and sextortion.
During a single month, Facebook assessed nearly 54,000 cases of revenge porn and “sextortion” on the platform, according to a report by The Guardian.
Facebook has introduced an anti-revenge porn feature to the platform which will be able to detect previously-flagged malicious images and stop users from posting them.
A woman’s lawyer claims Tumblr “has chosen to ignore” revenge porn posted to the platform after it allegedly took three weeks to get a video of her when she was a 17-year-old girl removed from the site.
A revenge porn victim has asked a Manhattan court to order her name removed from the Internet’s top search engine results, after the woman cited reputation damage and the inability to get a job.
HOUSTON, Texas — A Texas appellate court has affirmed a “revenge porn” case and awarded $345,000 in damages. Matthew Kita, a Dallas lawyer who represented the woman in the case, told Texas Lawyer magazine that the decision is the first of its
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a total of 1203 bills following the legislative session this year, and more than half of those laws kicked in September 1 for the entire Lone Star State.
A former Galveston County judge has been charged with posting online ads indicating an ex-girlfriend, and a woman who had spurned his advances, were available for sexual services for pay. The controversial ex-judge has been arrested on two counts of felony
The Texas House gave its final nod to criminalize “revenge porn,” the compromising practice of posting sexually explicit and nude images by an ex-lover with the intention to humiliate a former sweetheart or spouse. The vote on Friday, May 15, was 128-1.
Long gone are the days when ending a love connection means a lot of name calling and bad-mouthing. Now, breaking up has gotten a whole lot harder to do in a “selfie-driven” social media age where a jilted ex-lover can plaster X-rated photos of that formerly dearly beloved all over the internet. It is called “revenge porn” and it turns private citizens into accidental overnight porn stars. Texas has a few bills gaining traction in the state legislature to stop the widespread malicious cyber-madness.
Revenge porn–posting explicit pictures of someone else online–is back in the limelight following the conviction in California earlier this month of Kevin Bollaert, the man responsible for a website specialising in hosting other people’s revenge porn. The conviction of Mr
