Honestly , the first time I'm reading the article , I suddenly feel annoyed on how people blaming the internet as the main cause of the Prince Harry's nude pictures exposed to the public. The internet (yes , it might be a problem too) but mostly everything was directed or started from those who spread the pictures through internet a.k.a reporters , stalkers , or hackers.
It's the same concept as Facebook privacy issues , most of the users are not protected and can endanger only because of this matter. And as for the censorship , it's still the same thing. I always thought that the internet is going to block me from view some nude webpage but instead , they're not.
There's a time where I want to visit a website (but sadly I forgot the name) and somehow it links me to an unknown webpage which has a lot of nude pictures (which somehow it made me almost close my laptop , too shock to see it and turn away from the monitor and quickly clicked back to the previous webpage) because of the sudden uncensored pictures. Even if you type some of those 'nude' words , I can't guarantee that internet will censored 90% of it even if people requested them to increased the internet censorship.
I agree with you on that. Most people on the Internet nowadays have no sense of shame and respect in them. Many of them have forgotten their sense of etiquette and manners just because the Net made them anonymous, resulting in them becoming really rude and shameless to other users as well.
ReplyDeleteI can definitely relate to you on the nudity issue. My eyes hurt seeing them suddenly popping up in my screen just because I clicked on the wrong link :(
True , some prople are irresponsible , leaking pictures of someone private lives just because they thought they could make money and fame out of it .
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