Using historical advice, if you expect nude photos you post of yourself on the internet to stay private, you might as well go buy a bridge or two. Oh, but they

Using historical advice, if you expect nude photos you post of yourself on the internet to stay private, you might as well go buy a bridge or two. Oh, but they do. And they will sue to keep it that way. I don't think being dismissive of consumer rights just because it deals with something icky is wise. We need to be able to have adult discussions about adult content - a lack of this is why the internet has been quietly filled with porn of dubious consent featuring models of dubious ages for the past 20 years.