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26 June 2019

3073 GB adults surveyed

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Should victims of “revenge porn” (people who have had explicit pictures of themselves shared without their consent) be entitled to anonymity, in the way victims of sexual assault are?

Conducted 26 June 2019

YouGov surveyed 3073 GB adults

77%
9%
14%
Should victims of “revenge porn” (people who have had explicit pictures of themselves shared without their consent) be entitled to anonymity, in the way victims of sexual assault are?

Conducted 26 June 2019

YouGov surveyed 3073 GB adults

By:
77%
9%
14%

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