The administrator of a lewd images website has been heard by police as a witness in a privacy violation investigation
Miruna Brosban
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The man who ran a forum where images of women in indecent poses were posted without their consent has been heard by police. Chief prosecutor Viorel Teliceanu said that the man blocked the forum when he found out the information and is cooperating with the authorities to identify the perpetrators. Police launched the checks after information emerged about thousands of women being photographed without their consent and the site also contains images of minors in suspicious poses.
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