Google has erased thousands of nude photos of female stars

The Internet search giant said it had erased thousands of nude photos of female stars after hours of receiving requests and closing hundreds of accounts.

Google does this after being threatened by lawyer Marty Singer to sue ' privacy violations '. The New York Post posted a full letter from a lawyer to a senior Google official, stating that Google does not " act urgently, responsible for removing images " and " maintaining dike behavior cowardly of perverts '.

Cara Delevigne and Jennifer Lawrence are among the stars in cybercrime targeting and distributing sensitive photos on many websites. Although he did not identify the people involved in the lawsuit, the lawyer said that ' we are legal representatives for more than a dozen stars '. In the letter, Marty Singe r also threatened to ask Google for compensation for unethical conduct of the company.

' Google knows that images are stolen property, illegally collected private photos and videos and posted by perverted predators who are violating the victim's privacy, ' he said sharply. .

In response, Google said it acted within a few hours, not weeks. Since people constantly post pictures on the web, as well as other services, Google must ask users to report and then take down.

Some other female stars involved in the scandal also have Kate Upton, Rihanna, Kim Kardashian and horror movie star. Mary Elizabeth Winstead . According to Mr. Singer's legal documents, some images also appear on both YouTube and Blogspot owned by Google.