I wanted to reply to the original response which is now dead so I can't respond to it, but I think it fits here as well: The point would be the same if he had

I wanted to reply to the original response which is now dead so I can't respond to it, but I think it fits here as well: The point would be the same if he had taken those photos/videos without her knowledge. What'd be the suggestion then? Don't ever have sex in a room you didn't search thoroughly, and if you have to go to the bathroom, ask your partner to leave the room first, lock the door, have them wait while you're in the bathroom, and then go back in? > I mean imagine a case where this guy found her bosses and family's phone number and texted the image to her family? Does that then become AT&T's problem to go in there and clean up those images and moderate them? Facebook wants to see my ID after 9 years of membership and 100+ RL friends, just because some random clowns who sure as fuck didn't show their ID probably don't like my political views, and how good I'm at expressing them. So something like that is their problem, some random people clicking on "fake profile" or whatever and then they just HAVE my papers, and pronto. But a pretty clear cut case of revenge porn, not touching that with a barge pole? Heh. Stuff like that makes it clear Facebook isn't an utility like mail or roads, and isn't even trying. And you can't be half pregnant with this. The "life decisions" people make are kind of orthogonal to that.