Prison Sentence for 'Nude Photo Manipulation' on Instagram: Supreme Court Upholds Sentence.
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The 12th Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the 1 year and 8 month prison sentence given to the defendant for the crime of "illegally giving or obtaining data," who took a face photo from a woman's Instagram account, photoshopped it onto a naked woman's body, and sent it to her.
A landmark court decision has been issued regarding digital manipulation and blackmail using photos taken without permission from social media platforms.
In Antalya, a 1-year and 8-month prison sentence was upheld in a case where a woman's face was digitally altered from her Instagram account and sent to a naked woman's body. The 12th Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals found the court's decision, which ruled that the defendant's actions constituted the crime of "illegally giving or obtaining data," to be legally sound.
The 12th Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the 1 year and 8 month prison sentence given to the defendant for the crime of "illegally giving or obtaining data," who took a face photo from a woman's Instagram account, photoshopped it onto a naked woman's body, and sent it to her.
The 12th Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the 1 year and 8 month prison sentence given to the defendant for the crime of "illegally giving or obtaining data," who took a face photo from a woman's Instagram account, photoshopped it onto a naked woman's body, and sent it to her.
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