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Cybercrime: Private affairs going public

July 24, 2014
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CybercrimeNumbers of amateur pornography or obscene clips, especially shot on mobile phones, have gone viral among the local mobile users.

Most of these video clips are leaked via internet and from one mobile user to the other using various mobile App.

This has now become a cause of concern among the people, especially women, about their privacy and security.


As there is no concrete law in the country against such pornography, most people raised concern that the authorities need to be more proactive and the offenders, who leak the clips, should be penalised.

 

 

 

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