For nearly a decade,
Reddit, the huge online message board, has been known for its
freewheeling stance on letting its users govern themselves.
That has
resulted in an outpouring of user-generated content — for better or,
sometimes, for worse — that attracts nearly 160 million regular users to
the site.
Now, Reddit is
starting to change its views, if only ever so slightly. Reddit announced
a change to its privacy policy on Tuesday that prohibits posting nude
photos or videos of people engaged in sex acts without their prior
consent to have it posted.
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