It was on New Year’s Day 2009 that Holly Jacobs, a doctoral candidate at Florida International University, discovered her Facebook profile photo had been hacked and replaced with a nude photo of herself.
Since then, Jacobs—who says her ex-boyfriend posted naked photos of her all over the Internet to gain revenge after she broke up with him—has been on a mission to draw attention to revenge pornography and make it a crime.
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