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#defamation. | #defamation. | ||
Someone might sue for damages for defamation, for example, if the other side posted false information about them on Facebook or a website. Someone might sue for invasion of privacy, breach of confidence or the intentional infliction of mental distress if the other side posted embarassing photos of them | Someone might sue for damages for defamation, for example, if the other side posted false information about them on Facebook or a website. Someone might sue for invasion of privacy, breach of confidence or the intentional infliction of mental distress if the other side posted embarassing photos of them, like revenge porn, for example, on Instagram, a pornography provider or another website. | ||
==Resources and links== | ==Resources and links== | ||
