"Professor Danielle Citron of the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School says that while the videos did spread pretty far and wide in 2008, if something similar were to happen eight years later in 2016, the fallout would be worse.
"We have so many more tools of surveillance," Citron said. "There would probably be more tentacles and it would be harder to take [the videos] down."
Citron added that there are many sites now that traffic in non-consensual pornography. "Online platforms enjoy immunity from liability," Citron said."
- Date Published:02/19/2016
- Original Publication:USA Today