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Over the past few weeks, the Pakistani digital community has experienced a wave of privacy violations of influential individuals and personal lives of high-profile influencers, as well as that of regular people.
After the most popular scandals of Fatima Jatoi and Alina Amir, there has emerged a ‘one minute’ video that supposedly contains a young woman together with her cousin, which is rapidly spreading on the platforms such as X, and Telegram. Such revelations underscore an alarming case of revenge porn and unauthorized distribution, in which personal information is used as a weapon to ruin reputations and receive easy clicks. The location of the mms is Mardan. The response among the broader population has been highly divided, although most users are victim blaming or seeking links, an increasing number of the Internet community are advocating for a higher degree of accountability among those who film and share such intimate experiences with the unaware victims.
In addition to the direct scandal, these leaks have given rise to a larger debate on the topic of digital ethics and the security of women on the internet. According to experts, a combination of blackmail and social media addiction helps to promote the culture of leaks. The legal system is unprepared to deliver digital crimes swiftly, so the psychological impact of the victims is enormous. It is also an effective warning to the user that he should be incredibly careful of his or her online footprint as well as a message to the society to stop blaming the victims but rather prosecute those who commit such privacy crimes.
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