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7 Sep 2014:
John Naughton: The hacking of iCloud to steal nude photos of Jennifer Lawrence and Kirsten Dunst has caused moral outrage, but it's our choice whether or not to click
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5 Sep 2014:
Texting nude photos has nothing to do with peeping Toms. People seem to have adopted the image-as-conversation
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5 Sep 2014: Alerts about suspicious access to be sent and two-factor authentication promoted after pictures were stolen from accounts
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3 Sep 2014:
Oliver Burkeman: Airlines, Apple and more corporations are pitting us against each other. It's time to start changing the terms of debate
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3 Sep 2014: Lawyers for US Olympic gymnast demand pictures removed from pornography website, claiming she was under 18 when photos were taken. By Charles Arthur
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Guardian Professional, 3 Sep 2014: The theft of naked celebrity images raises concerns for individuals and businesses about the security of cloud-based storage systems
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3 Sep 2014: Nik Cubrilovic: After the scandal broke, I spent some time immersed in the obsessive subculture of celebrity nudes and revenge porn trying to work out what they were doing, and how
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3 Sep 2014:
Charles Arthur: Plus the lithium breakthrough for longer battery life, Ouya eyes buyout, Facebook's teen app hero, and more
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2 Sep 2014: 'Months of hard work' behind publication of more than 100 stars' private photos as hackers ask for bitcoin and go underground
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2 Sep 2014: Denying fault over hacked naked photos of celebrities, Apple fights off criticism of iCloud and Find My iPhone app
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