revenge porn: Last News

a website called IsAnyoneUp.com.“She says, ‘Hey, I’m really sorry. But you’re on this website [that’s] basically a website of nude photos,” recalls Laws in the Netflix documentary “The Most Hated Man on the Internet,” out Wednesday. The three-part series from Alex Marengo, producer of docs “Bad Sport” and “Killer Ratings,” recounts “king of revenge porn” Hunter Moore’s staggering rise to and shameful fall from digital eminence after launching IsAnyoneUp, or IAU, in the early 2010s. “I was racking my brain.

Netflix documentary, “The Most Hated Man on the Internet.”Moore, 36, created the site in 2010 and it allowed people allegedly hurt by relationships to post anonymous NSFW sexual content without the consent of their partners.“Me and my friends would post [photos of] a bunch of girls, and I was like, ‘Yo, I can make money of f–kin’ people over,'” he says in archival footage featured in the trailer.One interviewee in the series noted she received over 200 notifications that her photo was posted and another recalled persistently asking Moore to delete images of her. “The response that I got [from him was]: ‘LOL,'” the subject says. Charlotte Laws and her daughter Kayla — the latter falling victim to the site in 2012 when she was 24 — were interviewed in the doc about their scary experiences with Moore.Kayla had snapped private pics of herself in her bedroom and stored them on her laptop.

OnlyFans, the digital platform specializing in adult content — a sexpot role that flew in the face of the school’s moral code.“They made me feel so small and disgusting,” added Kupps, 32, who swiftly admitted the offense and was suspended from her job. She subsequently opted to resign from her full-time position instructing kids aged 13 and 14.“I wasn’t embarrassed about doing it, but knowing my colleagues knew about it made me cringe,” the brunette from Charlotte, North Carolina told Jam Press.

Arizona Republic reported this week, alleging unlawful distribution of images. He acknowledged four or five “consensual virtual sex encounter[s]” and claims in the complaint that there had been no real-world sexual experiences with the woman. Ellefson is pursuing charges against the person who leaked the video online, not against the woman.The Instagram poster remains unknown, according to the Republic, and it is unclear how the video was obtained.

Brazilian tourist Fabricio da Silva Claudino will be deported from Australia. This follows  his conviction in a case relating to him to secretly recording consensual sex with his ex-boyfriend and allegedly posting the video without consent on his OnlyFans account. On December 10, the Central Local Court sentenced Claudino to 11 months in prison, including a non-parole period of seven months.