How to Protect Yourself From Stealing and Publishing Private Photos

If you have ever sent a naked photo or a sex message, you are not normally alone because with the advancement of technology, pornographic wrongdoing has become a real epidemic.

As a form of online harassment, pornographic revenge ʹ distribution of photos or naked videos without permission of a person has the ability to damage a person's career, reputation, family life, and confidence.

Despite this, only in 2015 has special laws started to help combat this phenomenon in some countries.

However, statistics about pornographic retaliation continue to increase, where a study by McAfee has found that 10 percent of former partners have threatened to expose pictures of former online girlfriends, 60 percent of whom have continued with threats.

But what can you do to avoid becoming the victim of pornographic revenge?

If you send pictures, make sure your face is not in those pictures!

If you decide to send your partner a naked picture, focus your camera on your body and do not include your face in order to preserve your anonymity.

Also guard against details that can identify you as a person, such as tattoos or earrings.

Do you trust him completely?

It may be the clearest reason to exist, but it still remains the important advice: If you don't trust him, don't press the Z.S.A. button, it transmits the telegraph. Consider it well if the person is reliable and has the potential to use those photos to threaten you.

Use safer apps

The wonderful thing about )Snapchat and "Instagram" is that they automatically erase messages and warn you if someone has photographed your messages/photos. So try to use safe apps if you send pictures like this.

Save the photos!

If you want to save your dangerous photos, then make sure you save them with passwords and hide them somewhere well.

TAKE: If you're a victim of pornographic revenge, then when someone threatens to publish naked photos on the Internet don't hesitate to call the police!