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November 30, 2017
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as posted by the channelRevenge porn has become a problem, and facebook wants to stop it - by having you send them your nudes first. Will you? Let us know and subscribe for new videos every week!
Revenge porn - where people post their exes nude photos online to get revenge - has become a big problem on the internet. Facebook is asking its users to upload their nude photos in advance, so they can stop other people who try to post them. What do you think of facebook's revenge porn policy? Will you put your nude photos and sexy selfies in the hands of Gary, facebook's community operations analyst? Why or why not? Let us know in the comments and subscribe for new parody and sketch comedy videos every week.
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Gary: Ian Fidance
Written by Lou Perez
Directed and Edited by Boris Khaykin
DP: AJ Ferrer
Sound: Fernando Castillo
PA/Teleprompter: Luke Spallino
HMU: Jenny Diaz
Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff
Creative Director: Erin O'Connor
Head Writer: Lou Perez
Creative Producer: Lana Link
Marketing: Toby Muresianu
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