The site freezes for too many accesses

Written by Jason Miller

The site freezes for too many accesses

Anna Madaroborn in 1990. His first appearance on the web, at least among those that can be traced, dates back to June 2010 when it appeared in the video State exams 2010 – Nirkiop. The platform was YouTube. An era ago. The Nirkiops were one of the very first, and more lasting, collective who decide to publish videos on social media. For over ten years they have published comic sketches. Madaro continued to publish videos on social media. Short sketches, especially on Instagram and Tiktok. Always comedy.

In the last few days it has noticed that the contents published on these channels have ended up elsewhere. Images, fragments of clip and screen have been taken and published on a forum. Let’s clarify it. His case is not like the ones we saw on my wife group. The photos are not stolen or shared by people close to her. They are all images published on social media. The problem is the comments: vulgar, contemptuous, aimed above all to transform it into an object. And with her there are Perhaps hundreds of creators, actresses or journalists.

It is a case more similar to what is happening on Tiktok. In recent days we have documented how easy it is to find searches designed specifically to filter the most sexualized content of the creators who publish videos on the platform.

The blocking of the site and the answers of the administrator

The photos published by Madaro on his social networks they are not public. He explained it well in an interview with Fanpage.it Guido Scorza, lawyer and member of the Guarantor for the protection of personal data: “My right to privacy does not end because I decided to share a photo of mine on social media”. After his complaint the site for some time it was no longer achievable. From the error that appeared on the screen it could be deduced that the problem was the accesses. Too many, for the scope of the server. Instead of the screen they only appeared strips of code that referred to the database. While in the message we read “Too Many Connections”.

The point is evident. The complaint raised interest. Among those who saw Madaro’s words many went to see the forum. Who to check if there were his images, who to browse, who to register and do exactly what was reported. It was a theme that was also spoken of for the case of the my wife group, easier to obscure since it was on Facebook. How then it happened. Here too, however, Meta lined up to reports only after public complaints.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.