“There’s only so much freely available porn, and there’s a market for non-consensual images. La Trobe University legal studies lecturer Nicola Henry said people were “trading images like baseball cards”. Onto others a nude or semi-nude image of them without their permission. “Some ‘rate’ the people in the photos and videos and make demeaning comments.”Ī 2015 report found 10 per cent of Australians reported that someone had posted online or sent They also encourage other users to contact the people in the photos and videos to abuse, threaten or scare them,” the Office of the Children’s eSafety Commissioner says. “Some members of photo and video sharing platforms encourage users to post identifying information about the person in the photos and videos. Your device or cloud storage platform can be hacked with ease.Įarlier this month, exposed the fact a number of vile blogs were publishing photos of Aussies without their knowledge while they were naked, at the gym or in a public toilet. You don’t need to send an image for it to be abused by someone. When it comes to revenge porn, one click of the camera is all it takes.
You could be that person without even realising it. ONE in 10 Australians have had a nude image uploaded without their consent.
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