The Dutch company LegalThings announced their intent to release a Consent App last October which, in theory, could allow those wishing to get down create a legal contract of what they are and are not willing to do. The LegalFling app, which looks like it fell out of Black Mirror, sends a notification request for sex to your “participant” and, if accepted, shares what you're into and what you consent to and creates a Live Contract. LegalThings staff member Martijn Broersma tol

If you’ve ever sent a nude or a saucy text; you’re not alone. We’ve all done it – walked past the mirror after a shower, thought we looked mildly attractive, lighting is good, and we crack out our phones and snap a shot. In those fleeting moments of confidence we send it to a potential someone as a modern attempt of flirting and that is all dandy. But, what prevents those people sharing those personal images with others? What refrains them forwarding them on to a friend? What

Yesterday the Women’s Equality Party (WEP) has launched their new “e-Quality” campaign aimed at protecting women online against sexual exploitation such as revenge porn. I welcome this. When I started seeing it trend I was over the moon! Finally some organisation out there has started a campaign that brings to light the loopholes and injustices that are currently enacted in the revenge porn law. The branding is perfect, they have the media behind them and the countries promin

This past weekend I was contacted by someone I hadn't spoken to in awhile. We met through an app online. We met in person a couple of times, over drinks - maybe even had some fun together before our relationship settling to a text once every so often. It's a regular occurrence for people putting themselves out there in the world of dating. The message started off with a normal, mundane "Hi, how're you?" - I was out for drinks with friends , I replied sporadically. The message