Comment Re:I don't blame the victim, BUT.. . . (Score 1) 622
If i go eat at a restaurant, I don't get to examine their entire cooking process, and i only have their word on what ingredient goes in. Sometimes shit happens, and sometimes there's lye in the iced tea http://kitchenette.jezebel.com... .
Now, if I get sick because a restaurant employee that's paid minimum wadge (if I'm lucky...it could just be an illegal who's getting screwed and thus doesn't care too much), well, there was a risk and I knew there was a risk. Nobody should expect to go to restaurants their entire life, especially small foodcourt places, and never get sick.
Now, if I DO get sick, and can pinpoint where it came from, I'm STILL GOING TO SUE THE FUCKING RESTAURANT TO OBLIVION (or at least, to the extent the law allows).
This is the same thing, except that the laws didn't evolve yet (because until recently, this wasn't a situation that deserved special cases).
Now even if you change the laws, you very well may never find the hacker. In the same way, a whole lot of rapists are never caught. But if you DO find the damn hacker, you sure as hell should have a case to toss the motherfucker in jail. And if you don't, you should be able to get the photos taken down, assuming you are in the jurisdiction of the hosting company (ie: don't sue Google, please...) In a lot of places, that last thing is NOT true. Even if you find the hacker, or can reach the hosts, its very possible no law applies to them. (at least no sex related ones).
One day society will evolve and sex won't be something that can make it harder to be employed, that won't get people embarrassed, etc, but right now, in many societies, it is the case. Until that change, the laws should be able to appropriately deal with it (ie: the recent issues in Mass where it was legal to take upskirt shots).
Thats the only problem here.