Nude selfies. This episode is all about nude selfies. What happens if you take one and give it to a vengeful boyfriend. What happens when a hacker knows you have them and wants to steal them from your phone. What happens is not good. This episode was sponsored by Nord VPN. Visit nordvpn.com/darknet and use promo code "DARKNET". This episode was sponsored by Molekule, a new air purifier that completely destroys air pollutants to help you breath easier. Visit molekule.com to use check out code "DARKNET" to get a discount. For references, sources, and links check out the show notes at darknetdiaries.com/episode/34/. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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The speaker recounts his experience with sexual harassment by his manager and a coworker’s experience with the same manager, highlighting the wrongful and inappropriate behavior that unfortunately occurs in the workplace.
Ray, who had just been told about a sexual assault, laughed before breaking down in tears. The conversation then shifted to anger towards the assailant and his perceived lowball offer of compensation for the victim.
IsAnyoneUp.com started as a site for people to post their own nude photos, but quickly turned into a platform for anonymous revenge porn. With up to 14,000 daily visitors, it gained a lot of notoriety and controversy before ultimately shutting down in 2012.
Hunter Moore, creator of revenge porn site, IsAnyoneUp, expresses his lack of empathy for the people whose private pictures are posted on his site, and a woman calls in to report that her daughter's photos were shared without her consent.
Hunter Moore talks about the pressure and hate he received for running a revenge porn website and how it led to his downfall, including a campaign of submitting child porn to his site by Anonymous and 4chan.
Hackers would scour the celebrity social media accounts looking for possible answers to account recovery questions, search online databases, and even attempt to trade unreleased nude photos for more in order to get access to the iCloud account.
Users were sharing nude celebrity photos on the Fappening subreddit, which led to the photos being shared on other sites and reposted on Reddit, causing controversy and backlash.
The hackers involved in the iCloud hack that resulted in numerous celebrity nudes being leaked have pled guilty, but none have admitted to sharing the photos publicly. Meanwhile, even though revenge porn victims have better resources available to help address the issue, there is still a long way to go and many victims have suffered devastating consequences.
This episode of Darknet Diaries discusses how people are being arrested for posting revenge porn, which is illegal in many states. The podcast provides information on what to do if you or someone you know has been a victim of revenge porn.