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Found nudes

Hello, I found quite a few of my nudes on a website, most didn’t have my face but 1 Did, I looked at how many views they had and most had no more than 2 or 3 views and hadn’t been up very long, the website swiftly deleted them when I asked but I’m just worried even with the small amount of veiws (22ish between all photos, the one with my face had 3) is there a chance someone could have saved them and start sharing them somewhere else?

Reply 1

Anonymous #1

That's a bit worrying, I know the photos were only up for like 5-10 mins, I take it that's still time for someone to get the photos

Reply 2

Sataris

There's a market for everything :wink:

Reply 3

Sataris

Original post by Anonymous

That's a bit worrying, I know the photos were only up for like 5-10 mins, I take it that's still time for someone to get the photos

How on earth did you find them in such a short time?

Reply 4

Anonymous #3

Original post by Anonymous

I looked at how many views they had and most had no more than 2 or 3 views

I am wondering why were there such fewer views?

Reply 5

Anonymous #1

All the banter posts aside, I'd like to thank you Ascel for your help it is much appreciated.

In regards to how I found them so quick, a freind tipped me off as to where they were and where they uploaded it as the uploaded was a sibling of said friend who was my ex. I am currently deciding whether I should involve the police or not, as he only uploaded them to one website and they were quickly deleted.

Reply 6

ryanpro

Original post by Anonymous

I'm a police officer... I've not read the whole thread, but essentially uploading your naked images without your permission could fall into the category of 'revenge porn' and in recent years, it's an offence that is taken seriously and dealt with by specialist officers. If you're under age, the images are actually child pornography, so another serious offence.

I recommend talking to someone for advice. There are loads of ways you can do that. Call 101 or visit your local police station and ask to speak to an officer. Teachers, doctors and multi-agency support teams can also help.

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/sexting/

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/revenge-porn

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