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The Revenge Porn Fixers
- ASneakyFox 12y agoSurely there wont be any unintended consequences.
- wyager 12y agoAwesome, more unenforceable laws. Normally, when you criminalize something like this, it goes underground. The difference here is that it's already underground! And of course, these kinds of laws will probably be abused so that politicians and such can have embarrassing photos removed under threat of fines or inprisonment.
- kenjackson 12y agoWhat is unenforceable about it? Seems enforceable to me. I think they should just make the punishment stiffer.
- wyager 12y ago>What is unenforceable about it? Seems enforceable to me. How do you propose punishing people who leak nudes over Tor? Many of (perhaps all of) the recent celebrity nudes were leaked/sold on onion sites first.
- kenjackson 12y agoI suspect most people don't use Tor. Today at least this would be fairly easy to enforce.
- wyager 12y ago>I suspect most people don't use Tor. We're not talking about "most people". We're talking about the people to whom this law might apply. And even in the absence of Tor, do you condone ubiquitous internet surveillance to make this law generally enforceable?