TED: How to practice safe sexting | Amy Adele Hasinoff

The video discusses the evolution of sexting, highlighting its historical context and current societal views. It emphasizes the importance of consent and digital privacy, critiquing legal systems that criminalize consensual teen sexting. The speaker argues for a shift in focus from banning sexting to enhancing privacy laws and consent. Historical parallels with other technologies are drawn, and solutions involving legal, individual, and technological changes are proposed. A case study illustrates the severe consequences of privacy violations, urging a compassionate response.

How does the speaker compare sexting to leaving a wallet at a boyfriend's house?

What are some suggested changes to improve digital privacy?

What tragic outcome is discussed in relation to a teenager's experience with sexting?

What message does the speaker convey about the responsibility of individuals regarding privacy?