Summary

  • Breeze Liu, now 29, was contacted by a college friend in April 2020 to tell her an intimate video of her was on porn sites under the title “Korean Teen”
  • The video had been filmed without her permission when she was 17 and uploaded without her consent.
  • Liu had to practically plead with Microsoft to remove 150 explicit images and videos of her hosted on its Azure cloud, after other companies had taken down hundreds of items.
  • The case shows difficulties victims face in getting intimate digital abuse imagery removed and the issues they face when their age in the imagery is disputed.
  • Microsoft has now learned from the miscommunication, according to its chief digital safety officer, Courtney Gregoire.
  • But the company continues to host videos and images of Liu, according to Wired.

By Paresh Dave, Matt Burgess

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