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Here’s How Celebs Can Get Their Nude Selfies Taken Down

on September 02, 2014

"Such a move could be a “smart strategy,” said Danielle Citron, a professor of law at the University of Maryland who’s working on a book about online hate crimes. But fighting this fire through DMCA is akin to playing digital whack-a-mole: Knock the images off one site that was hosting them, and they’ll appear on another. “[The victims] might be outpaced by the scale at which this stuff spreads,” Citron added."

Date Published:09/02/2014
Original Publication:Time Magazine

Published in: Press , cyber-bullying , Privacy