Part 1: The iCloud Hack of 2014 w/ Uldouz Wallace

2024-02-01

This is Part 1 of our two-part interview with Uldouz Wallace.Uldouz Wallace is a survivor of the 2014 iCloud Hack/Leak; her private images and a video were hacked by a predator who later auctioned & leaked them to the internet, which later was shared on all the adult sites without her consent and ultimately taking away her fundamental human rights. This horrifying set of events destroyed her bright future of success. Through experience, Uldouz realized the imbalance between technology and the current laws and how they need to...

This is Part 1 of our two-part interview with Uldouz Wallace.

Uldouz Wallace is a survivor of the 2014 iCloud Hack/Leak; her private images and a video were hacked by a predator who later auctioned & leaked them to the internet, which later was shared on all the adult sites without her consent and ultimately taking away her fundamental human rights. This horrifying set of events destroyed her bright future of success. Through experience, Uldouz realized the imbalance between technology and the current laws and how they need to be updated to protect the future of children, women & men. That’s when she decided to change the law; she contacted several senators and nonprofit organizations and created The Protect Act Bill, which Senator Mike Lee introduced. She testified at Capitol Hill and is currently an Advisor for the White House Task Force regarding Image-Based Sexual Abuse. She also started her nonprofit 501(c)3 Foundation Ra and the movement #protectmyimage to help victims of image & video-based abuse with resources like free takedown services, therapy, law enforcement, lawyers, know your rights, and more.

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