Google is demanding compensation of $ 100 million for disaster nude

Many female stars naked pictures leaked on the internet got together to hire a lawyer to sue Google for "abetting" these photographs spread.

• Apple confirms 'disaster nude' no fault iCloud

Google's profits come primarily from advertising through visits. Martin Singer, a lawyer in the entertainment industry, said Google has earned millions of dollars from the appeal of the nude photographs and can cause damage $ 100 million damage to the female star.

"Google knows the hiinh image taken from hacked accounts. It's loads of privacy and secrecy the bad guys were posted online, a serious insult to the victims", Singer explains.

According to Huffington Post, Singer has repeatedly sent recommendations to Google as well as other Internet service providers torequest removal of images. While the parties are willing to cooperate as Twitter to block nudity, Google still displays them in the search results, YouTube and Blogspot.

However, Singer has not revealed the names of the stars hired him to sue Google.

Kate Upton were among the celebrity nude photos leaked. Photo: UPI.

Since early September, a series of nude beauties like Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, Vanessa Hudgens, Rihanna ... posted online. Who spread the video claiming ownership of more than 100 stars sensitive woman and offered to sell to make money. Jennifer Lawrence's representative has confirmed the authenticity of this photograph and said hackers stole them from iCloud account of the actress. Then, on 20/9, the hacker posted a new series of nude photos of Kim Kardashian, Vanessa Hudgens, Kate Bosworth, Hope Solo ...

Apple said it had conducted investigations and found that the nudity reveal the user's fault, not related to system vulnerabilities. "After more than 40 hours of investigation, we found that the accounts were being controlled by a common procedure on the web. It's attackers will enter your username, password and predictable answer security questions (such as mother's maiden name of your first school your ...). No cases related to errors in the system of Apple, "Apple said.