Thread: Most hated person on the internet

The most hated people on the internet: Where are they now?

The Most Hated Man on the Internet
What he did: Hunter Moore started the revenge porn site isanyoneup.com about 10 years ago. Users were encouraged to upload nude photos of their ex to be ridiculed and insulted by visitors to the site. Moore called himself a “professional life ruiner,” and repeatedly claimed to have no remorse about it.

The website stayed up for 16 months until an internet watchdog convinced Moore to sell it. It was then learned that Moore had been paying an accomplice to hack into people’s computers and steal any compromising photos to post them on the site. Moore served two and a half years in prison for his crimes.

What he’s doing now: Released in 2017, Moore now seems to be living a more low-key life. According to GoodtoKnow, he is banned from Facebook but continues to post on Twitter, showing photos of his gym workouts, his dog, and continually talking about how rich he is. (Moore claims to have $3 million in the bank.) A quick check on Twitter at the time of this publication, however, shows Moore’s account has been suspended.

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Moore served two and a half years in prison for his crimes and was released in 2017. Currently, he seems to be living a more low-key life and is banned from Facebook but continues to post on Twitter, showing photos of his gym workouts, his dog, and talking about how rich he is. However, his Twitter account has been suspended at the time of publication.

It's really disturbing to learn about what Moore did with the https://celebsave.com/ website, it's very unethical and illegal. I'm glad he was caught and served time in prison for his crimes. It's disappointing to see that he continues to show off and talk about his wealth, despite his past actions. It's good that he's banned from Facebook, but it's concerning that he was still able to post on Twitter. I hope that he has learned from his mistakes and will choose to live a more ethical and positive life going forward.