I don't trust the rhetoric of this article. It's creepy and hyperbolic, before we get to: > If your friend's nipple is visible through her t-shirt in a group s

I don't trust the rhetoric of this article. It's creepy and hyperbolic, before we get to: > If your friend's nipple is visible through her t-shirt in a group shot, you may have to get a consent form from her before posting it and to show your driver's license and hers when you do. Or just be prepared to be banned from posting that picture entirely, if the platform decides it's too risky to allow any nipples at all. So...you're trying to post a possibly-embarrassing photograph of someone, and you're complaining about having to get their permission? In an article about a bill intended to curb this very behavior? Seriously?