Online Sexual Safety: Consent, Privacy, Security, and Digital Intimacy
Online sexual safety involves consent, privacy, security, boundaries, and protection from abuse during digital sexual and intimate interactions.
Online sexual safety involves consent, privacy, security, boundaries, and protection from abuse during digital sexual and intimate interactions.
Image-based sexual abuse involves creating, sharing, altering, or threatening to distribute intimate sexual images without the depicted person’s consent.
Privacy rights protect a person’s control over access to their body, personal spaces, communications, information, identity, and private activities.
Invasion of privacy is an unwanted intrusion into a person’s body, space, communications, private information, or intimate activities.
Voyeuristic interest is curiosity or sexual excitement connected with watching another person during private, nude, intimate, or sexual activity.
Sexual voyeurism is sexual interest, fantasy, or arousal involving the observation of another person during private, nude, or intimate activity.
A voyeur is a person who watches another person during private or sexual activity, either consensually or without permission.
Voyeurism is sexual interest in watching another person during private or intimate activity and may be consensual or nonconsensual.
Personal matters are sensitive issues connected with an individual’s private life, including health, relationships, identity, sexuality, family, and personal decisions.
Private life is the personal part of someone’s life that is protected from unwanted observation, disclosure, or interference, including relationships and sexuality.