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This is how much you'll pay for posting Zanzou's explicit videos on social media

The article from MSN discusses the legal and financial repercussions of sharing explicit content on social media, focusing on a case involving Zanzou, a South African social media influencer. It outlines that under South African law, specifically the Films and Publications Act, individuals can face fines up to R150,000 or imprisonment for up to four years for distributing explicit images or videos without consent. The piece also mentions the broader implications of such actions, including potential civil lawsuits for damages, and emphasizes the importance of understanding the legal boundaries of content sharing online. Additionally, it touches on the role of social media platforms in moderating content and the ongoing debate about freedom of expression versus privacy rights.

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