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Since your Grindrs were hacked....(tru hope you didn't post pics of your lifeless conquests)!
Non-consensual distribution of sexual images and videos is prohibited on TikTok, Facebook and Twitter. Here’s what you can do if you’ve been a victim of this form of abuse.
TikTok users can report a specific item or person on the platform and follow the instructions.
Facebook users can also use a specific reporting channel when they are concerned about their image privacy on the platform.
On Twitter, users can follow the instructions under the section ”How can I report violations of this policy?”.
On OnlyFans, which specifically bans non-consensual pornography materials on its platform, users can report both an account and an individual post by clicking on the three dots in the top right and select “Report” and follow the instructions.
Pornhub users are encouraged to flag content they suspect to be non-consensual by going to the video, photo, or gif that they want to report, and selecting the flag symbol followed the reason for reporting.
Google also allows users to report non-consensual pornography on its products such as Google Drive by filling out a form. Users can also ask Microsoft to remove their sensitive images on Bing search results on a separate form.
Reporting to authorities will vary by jurisdiction and you should look up which authority to report to.
The US Federal Trade Commission allows victims of non-consensual pornography to report directly to them if a company posts their image without their consent and refuses to take it down.
In the UK, victims of intimate image abuse can report directly to the police online or call 101, which is the number to report a crime that does not need an emergency response. They can also go to a police station.
How to get help if you are a victim
The Revenge Porn Helpline supports adult victims of intimate image abuse who live in the UK, with specific resources for LGBTQ+ individuals. The helpline, currently funded by the UK Home Office, also provides a global list of references and organizations in Asia, the Americas, Australia and New Zealand, Europe and Africa which can provide support, but not all countries are covered on the list.
The Australian regulator for online safety, eSafety Commissioner, also has a list of international websites that can offer advice and support.
How you can protect yourself from it happening to you
While the responsibility to prevent non-consensual pornography starts with those who violate another’s consent and privacy, and not with the victim, it can be useful to take some preventative steps to protect yourself online.
It can help to be familiar with the relevant policies on the online platforms you use as well as how to report abuse more generally. Consider being selective about who you want to see the images and videos you share online or privately. For example, check the privacy settings of your social media posts, and question if you trust the person you are sending them to.
Non-consensual distribution of sexual images and videos is prohibited on TikTok, Facebook and Twitter. Here’s what you can do if you’ve been a victim of this form of abuse.
TikTok users can report a specific item or person on the platform and follow the instructions.
Facebook users can also use a specific reporting channel when they are concerned about their image privacy on the platform.
On Twitter, users can follow the instructions under the section ”How can I report violations of this policy?”.
On OnlyFans, which specifically bans non-consensual pornography materials on its platform, users can report both an account and an individual post by clicking on the three dots in the top right and select “Report” and follow the instructions.
Pornhub users are encouraged to flag content they suspect to be non-consensual by going to the video, photo, or gif that they want to report, and selecting the flag symbol followed the reason for reporting.
Google also allows users to report non-consensual pornography on its products such as Google Drive by filling out a form. Users can also ask Microsoft to remove their sensitive images on Bing search results on a separate form.
Reporting to authorities will vary by jurisdiction and you should look up which authority to report to.
The US Federal Trade Commission allows victims of non-consensual pornography to report directly to them if a company posts their image without their consent and refuses to take it down.
In the UK, victims of intimate image abuse can report directly to the police online or call 101, which is the number to report a crime that does not need an emergency response. They can also go to a police station.
How to get help if you are a victim
The Revenge Porn Helpline supports adult victims of intimate image abuse who live in the UK, with specific resources for LGBTQ+ individuals. The helpline, currently funded by the UK Home Office, also provides a global list of references and organizations in Asia, the Americas, Australia and New Zealand, Europe and Africa which can provide support, but not all countries are covered on the list.
The Australian regulator for online safety, eSafety Commissioner, also has a list of international websites that can offer advice and support.
How you can protect yourself from it happening to you
While the responsibility to prevent non-consensual pornography starts with those who violate another’s consent and privacy, and not with the victim, it can be useful to take some preventative steps to protect yourself online.
It can help to be familiar with the relevant policies on the online platforms you use as well as how to report abuse more generally. Consider being selective about who you want to see the images and videos you share online or privately. For example, check the privacy settings of your social media posts, and question if you trust the person you are sending them to.
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I enjoy your contributions on DR.
huh?
Lady.
You are officially the HH expert on perversion on the internet.
Try addressing your expertise to EX-HUSKY and NFL TE KEVIN WARE, JR., who was charged with Manslaughter and Tampering with a Corpse.
WARE recently pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 15 years in prison in TX.
Another proud moment in Husky football history courtesy of Rick Neuheisel . . .
https://abc13.com/kevin-ware-jr-drugs-and-weapons-charges-ex-nfl-player-trial-accused-of-killing-girlfriend/12561729/
The murder charge remains pending in another county.
Just be happy you're a meme. Many have tried and failed to be immortalized
P.S. @SunnyyDodger says fuck off