In case you've missed the news somehow, a load of celebrities had their iCloud accounts hacked and had plenty of compromising photos and videos taken, and they all hit the internet on Sunday evening.
While many took to Twitter to share the images, make jokes and in general take the piss, there were a huge number of people who were totally outraged at it, and rightly so. Among them, surprisingly, is Managing Partner of porn site SkweezMe.com, Mike Kulich.
He's offering a cash reward for anyone who can provide information that leads to them finding the person who leaked the photos, and in an interview with Vice, he explained why he was launching this campaign.
He stated that the adult industry feels very strongly about consent, and added that they "want this hacker brought to justice as much as the women who are the direct victims of this hack".
Mike Kukich. Pic via Vice
Kukich also stated that "Jennifer Lawrence's pictures were meant to be private and whoever hacked her computer or phone had no right to ever see those pictures, let alone leak them to the world", and they're offering the reward as an incentive to get people to come forward with information.
While they state that the money they use will be coming from their own personal cut of the website's profits, they have also not yet mentioned exactly how much it would be, but did say that they "expect to get a number of inquiries because people see dollar signs, but we will only be rewarding someone who gives us pertinent information that is valid, and leads to an arrest".
Via Vice
