After a break up, intimate images possessed by a vindictive ex can end up online. Facebook is trying to address a uniquely modern and pernicious form of harassment, which is often but not exclusively aimed at women.
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The Internet has changed modern-day love for better and for worse. Check out this infographic detailing love and lust in the digital age. 
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Scoop.it!
Breaking up has always been excruciating, but at least in the old days lovers could split, move on and retain their dignity. Now, in the age of social media, extrication is nearly impossible. The pain of a breakup is nourished by an endless real-time stream of Facebook status updates, Instagram photos and tweets about one’s ex. But now there's an array of apps and websites to help you move on - emotionally and digitally.
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