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Īs of 1 June 2022, 420chan's main URL,, has gone offline and has not reactivated, rendering the site inactive. The site was also known for its LGBT discussion boards, /cd/ and /sd/. The modern incarnation of the website was primarily known for hosting discussions about psychoactive drugs legal and illegal. While in its early history it was primarily known for hosting a board known as /i/, then used by the hacker collective Anonymous to stage 'invasions' against individuals and web platforms such as Habbo Hotel, and Hal Turner.

Discussion on the site was primarily focused around recreational drug use and wrestling, with other boards related to topics including humor and academia. According to its founder, its name was a portmanteau of 420, a slang word originating in cannabis culture but now applicable to drug culture more generally, and 4chan, another imageboard website. 9.420chan was an anonymous imageboard founded on 20 April 2005 by hacker and freelance web developer Aubrey Cottle. Read the rest of Jennifer's interview in the Vanity Fair November issue, which hits newsstands on Oct.

It's cruel, and it has important implications for the privacy of all women on social media. Yes, fostering unrestricted public forums is an important part of maintaining freedom of speech, but posting stolen nude photos of public figures isn't freedom of speech at all. I agree with Jennifer - these websites should be held responsible for the actions of their users. Seriously, do not forget that the person who stole these pictures and leaked them is not a hacker: they're a sex offender.- Lena Dunham September 1, 2014 Support these women and do not look at these pictures.- Lena Dunham September 1, 2014 The way in which you share your body must be a CHOICE. Lena Dunham said it best: the users who acquired and posted those photos are not only hackers, they are sex offenders. When it comes to personal photos and personal information, though, that data is not fair game for posting - especially when it's obtained illegally. The beauty of the Internet is that it's a free, open space to share opinions, news, and other going-ons of the world. We've questioned iCloud security before, and Jennifer Lawrence herself admitted that she did not understand how iCloud works. In the end, Apple claimed that the photos did not come from iCloud servers but interestingly worked to beef up its security measures anyway. The users of the Reddit forum attempted to donate money to the Prostate Cancer Foundation out of guilt, but the foundation denied their $6,000. Reddit banned all related subreddits hosting the images. The photos then quickly spread on Imgur and multiple Reddit forums. On 4chan's notoriously cruel /b/imageboard forum, where the site hosted a seven-month tirade against feminism, one user offered up the nude celeb photos in exchange for bitcoin, a virtual currency. Just the fact that somebody can be sexually exploited and violated, and the first thought that crosses somebody's mind is to make a profit from it. 'That's why these web sites are responsible. The interview includes one choice quote from Jennifer addressing various websites involved with the hacking: 4chan, where the photos originally appeared Reddit, where users on subreddit 'The Fappening' attempted to share the stolen images and Google, whose sites (YouTube and Blogspot) and servers stored the pictures. In the latest issue of Vanity Fair, Jennifer Lawrence finally addressed the massive iCloud hacking that led to the release of stolen private photos of her and scores of other celebrities.

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