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Many people believe that they can't do anything to protect their privacy online , but that's not true. There actually are simple steps to dramatically reduce online tracking. The reason why such behavior continues is that men often encourage it. What they should do is completely ignore them as I do. Therefore, when dealing with this type of woman, it is imperative that a man withdraws his attention and attacks her EGO in the process as opposed to feed it! It has been twisted and corrupted by social media which is particularly toxic to young girls.

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Raymond Arthur does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment. Young people have always explored their sexuality and shared these experiences with others. A lot of these young people will then go on to share these images with someone they know. These figures, suggest that sharing self-generated sexual images has become just another way for young people to express their sexual selves. But, for some young people, sexting can lead to criminal prosecution along with classification as a sex offender.

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Two years ago, at the peak of the MeToo movement in India, she had messaged a friend who had shared her experience of abuse, to show support. The conversation led to a shocking revelation: some intimate photos she had shared with a senior she met at a debating event had found its way into a Google Drive which several men had access to. She was not the only woman whose photos were saved on that drive. Even after the MeToo movement in India kickstarted a much-needed conversation on power and consent, the male college students in Kolkata did not see anything wrong in sharing intimate photos of women without their knowledge. Two years later, the impunity displayed by the Delhi teenage boys as they discussed gangraping girls points to their deep-seated faith that social and legal structures in India will eventually protect men.