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If you're sending intimate photos, taking a selfie is legally safer – here's how to protect yourself

By Aislinn O'Connell, Lecturer in Law, Royal Holloway University of London

If you’ve considered sending a sexy photo, you’re not alone: research shows that up to 15% of adolescents and 48% of adults have sent sexually explicit texts or images.

There’s no shame in sending intimate photos to a partner, but it’s not without risk. If someone betrays your trust and shares them online or with others, it is a form of abuse that can lead to lifelong psychological harm.…

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