Katie Hill's revenge porn suit says all you need to know about privacy laws

And typically, I offer some iteration of this: “While we certainly feel sympathy for the person whose private life has been revealed to the public, we live in a society in which we are often more concerned about protecting the press’ right to share and the public’s right to know.” This explanation can leave my students feeling understandably dissatisfied. During our semester, we talk about plenty of people whose intimate details are shared with the public and whose lives have been forever changed as a result.

Opinion | @LevinsonJessica: At its core, this case shows us that more often than not in our society, we worry about censorship more than we worry about privacy rights. https://t.co/Met8TfZ6U1

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