A bipartisan group of US senators has sent letters to major tech companies, urging them to take stronger action against the non-consensual sharing of explicit images, known as “revenge porn.” The letters, addressed to the CEOs of companies like Apple, Google, and Twitter, express concern over the proliferation of this harmful content on their platforms. The senators highlight the severe emotional distress and potential real-world consequences faced by victims, particularly women and marginalized communities. They call for robust policies, user-friendly reporting mechanisms, and proactive content moderation to combat this issue. The letters also seek transparency on the companies’ current practices and request regular progress updates. This initiative aims to hold tech giants accountable and protect individuals from the damaging effects of non-consensual explicit image sharing.