Cyberflashing is A No Go on Erotiquemates

Uploading images showing genitalia is strictly forbidden on Erotiquemates. Our whole ethos is to maintain a clean and healthy environment. As well as this, we request you also adhere to laws, rules and regulations by not exposing others to view indecent images without their consent and this includes our staff.

What is CyberFlashing?

Cyber Flashing is when someone sends unsolicited (without consent) nudity and yes, that includes uploading to websites. Each photo has to be approved by a moderator and this means they will be viewing indecent images without their consent.

Is CyberFlashing illegal?

UK:
According to the Government website, Cyberflashing has been illegal in Scotland since 2010, however, there had been no specific legislation against it in England and Wales. On Sunday 13 March 2022, it was announced that cyberflashing would become a criminal offence, with those found guilty facing up to two years in prison.

US:
Texas, California, and Virginia

On Friday, California became the second state in the United States to pass a law allowing users targeted by acts of so-called “cyberflashing” to bring lawsuits or file civil complaints against the perpetrators, and the third state to target the practice more broadly.
The measure, which advanced unanimously in California’s legislature, mirrors laws in Texas and Virginia, and signals a widening state-level push to curb virtual harassment.

How serious is CyberFlashing?
It is very serious and can put you behind bars for up to two years in the UK.

CyberFlashing in the News US
Washington Post - click here
CBS News - click here

CyberFlashing in the News UK
The Guardian - click here
Sky News - click here
Metro - click here
The Independent - click here
National World - click here

• Oct 18, 2023
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