“Such a lack of empathy”

Emma Watson grew up in the limelight and has exposed considerable exposure throughout her career, including threats and incidents by Fotollecks. However, the actress seemed to be far indignant at Hollywood's top -class photo collar scandal in the mid -2010s.

The incident included a hacker who brought explicit pictures of a series of Hollywood stars, including Jennifer Lawrence. And Watson emphasized the crime, especially the insensitive reaction of the public to the scandal.

Emma Watson was outraged by the reaction of the people to the leaked photos of actresses

In 2014, Hollywood was hit by one of the largest scandals when intimate photos of several A-List stars were leaked online.

According to reports, the pictures appeared on X (Twitter) after the iCloud accounts of the celebrities were hacked by an anonymous party (Digital Spy). The prominent names involved in the scandal were Jennifer Lawrence, Gabrielle Union and Kate Upton.

The public reactions to the leaks ranged from concern to inappropriate and absurd remarks, reactions that did not fit well with Emma Watson. The actress went to X (Twitter) to condemn the public for her insensitive answers. The Harry Potter Star tweeted over X in the middle of the scandal. She wrote,

According to the Hollywood reporter, the man was charged with hacks of crimes behind the leaks, Ryan Collins, and sentenced to 18 months in prison after accepting a plea.

Emma Watson was also the victim of a photo campaign scandal

Emma Watson spent most of her life in public and was often the goal of setbacks and controversy. In 2017, however, the actress was hit by a personal scandal when private pictures from a clothing with a stylist were leaked online.

A Watson spokesman confirmed that the photos had been stolen, but made it clear that it was not bare pictures. “Photos of clothing that Emma had with a stylist a few years ago were stolen.” According to the BBC, the publicist said.

“You are not nude photos. Lawyers were instructed and we do not comment on.” She continued. This was not the first time that Watson was exposed to threats in connection with photo camps.

After her widespread speech about the equality of the sexes as UN Ambassadors in 2014, she was coordinated with similar threats.

“I knew it was a joke, I knew that the pictures didn't exist”, “ She said in a Facebook 2015 facebook -Q & a. “In the minute in which I stepped into the air and spoke about the rights of women, I was immediately threatened – I mean, within a few hours I received threats.”

Watson said the threats only fueled their determination. “I was just irritated. It made me so angry that I said: 'That is exactly why I have to do that'” ” She said and emphasized that experience only increased her determination to work for gender equality.