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German court orders ex-lovers to delete sexy pics on request

Posted on May 22, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Ex-lovers should delete revealing photos and videos taken of their former partners when relationships end, a German court ruled on Tuesday.

The Higher Regional Court of Koblenz decided in a verdict published on Tuesday that when a relationship finished, intimate material should be deleted – if one of the ex-partners asked for it to be.

Read more on The Local (Germany)

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