JOINING THE FRAY: Microsoft has established a new reporting page that makes the process of getting revenge porn removed easier.
WASHINGTON: Microsoft announced it was joining an effort to curb so-called “revenge porn,” by helping victims remove links to sexually explicit images of them posted without their consent.
“When someone shares intimate images of another person online without that person’s consent, the effects can be truly devastating,” said Microsoft chief online safety office Jacqueline Beauchere in a blog post.
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