US EditionAre Your Criticisms a Crime? the Controversial Trial for a Whatsapp Chat that Violates Privacy in Mexico
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A new case of digital violence in Mexico has come to light, this after it was denounced that more than 4,000 intimate photos of women have been disseminated by groups of WhatsApp and Telegram. These are the details in Azteca Quintana Roo. The complaint was made through social networks, where feminist groups pointed out that the material is being disseminated illegally, as well as that there are some minors in those images. What is known about th…
Senator Lilly Téllez turned social media on Tuesday when she denounced what she called a "fascist" attack on the privacy of Mexicans. Through a video in her official X account, the legislator warned about a judicial precedent in Sinaloa that would allow the government and the electoral courts to sanction citizens for criticisms made in private WhatsApp conversations. "You imagine a private conversation with your best friend will end in a trial a…
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