Why is my tear photo on the adult material site?....an appeal for unauthorized theft of female college students
May 12, 2025
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According to Hong Kong media South China Morning Post, Liang (19), a freshman at a university in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China, asked for help after revealing the damage from photo theft.
She posted a tearful photo on social media about two years ago while reading a sad novel.
Since then, she has complained that the photo has been used without permission in numerous pornographic sites around the world and advertisements for adult products such as pitch.
She was angry when her friends told her when they saw it.
An ad with a crying picture of her has more than 700,000 views on social media platforms.
She complained to the platform, but only a few of them deleted the problematic ads.
Having reported it to the police in early May, she said "It's outrageous. I don't understand why such ordinary photographs are being used in such ads."Some people are even behind me saying, "Isn't that woman selling at least a note?"I've heard him say '
She said she wants to ask for the photo to be removed from the commercial or pornographic site, but she doesn't know which company to contact.
Then "I didn't wear revealing clothes or do anything provocative in the photo. I don't know what I did wrong.'
She urged the social media platform to improve the whistle-blowing system because it is difficult for victims to protect their rights in the current situation.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
