Is Anyone Up? was a pornographic website based on stolen and hacked photos that ceased operation in 2012. It allowed users to anonymously submit photographs or videos, nude mainly, erotic, and explicit images sexually. The site was associated with the metalcore and post-hardcore music scene closely, likewise boasting and depicting many naughty photographs of music artists of these styles.

 

 

 

Is Anyone Up? has been subject matter to wonderful debate because of the prevalence of payback porno syndication to the continuous services, many of which were submitted by former romantic partners without consent and with malicious intent. Numerous of the posted vengeance adult porn pictures have been acquired as a consequence of several e mail accounts hacks. The on-going mishaps come in various cases and actually passing away hazards geared at Hunter Moore, proprietor and ceo of Is Anyone Up?. On September 19 The website had been closed down, 2012.[1]

 

 

 

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History and background[edit]

 

 

 

Is Anyone Up? was founded in late 2010.[2] Founder Hunter Moore stated that the site has been originally intended to be a nightlife website. [5] Moore reported that he worked 19 hours a day, a week five days, managing the site, and possessed a crew of six doing work for him, including two age-verification specialists, to ensure that everyone shown was at least 18 years old. [3] Moore profited off the web-site by running pornography ads and selling merchandise. He next made a blog website, hosting nude photographs from any person who would send them to him, which became isanyoneup eventually.com. [4] For the month of November 2011, the website's revenue was $13,000, its server fees were $8,000, and its page views were over 30 million. The idea for the site came from a woman who he continually asked to send him suggestive pictures. [4]

 

 

 

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Submissions to the website usually followed the same formula, depicting a person's social networking website profile thumbnail (such as their Facebook or Twitter profile), exhibiting photos of them clothed then, before revealing images of their genitalia. In some full cases, images showed people engaging in sexual acts such as masturbation. Each submission line then ended with a "reaction image", usually showing a still or animated gif file of a popular scene or Internet meme as a satirical "reaction" to the pictures shown.

 

 

 

Moore stated that he took legal precautions before uploading images to the site, originally verifying the age of the social people whose photographs were submitted by way of social networking sites. [citation needed] He sent the IP information of people who submitted photos of underage individuals to a lawyer in Las Vegas, who turned it over to law enforcement. Another category on the site, called "Daily Hate", featured angry reactions from people who had their pictures posted without their consent.

 

 

 

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On April 19, 2012, Moore sold the website to James McGibney, who runs Bullyville.com, a new web page which allows anonymous guys to talk about particulars about guys who else include bullied or perhaps harassed them.[6][7] Moore posted an open letter to BullyVille.com and on the isanyoneup.com domain explaining his decision.[8][9]

 

 

 

Controversy[edit]

 

 

 

Is Anyone Up? was the subject of much controversy. Many individuals sued Moore or those associated with the Is Anyone Up? domain for the display of their nude images on the website.[10] While some images were self-submitted, others were "revenge porn", which has been described as being "pornographic souvenirs from relationships gone sour".[11]

 

 

 

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People threaten me with lawsuits every day, which is funny, because it fuels the site. ... The persons that have upset hate my web page and wish to acquire it down. They deliver me all this outrageous things, but at the similar period they’lso are developing content material for my blog simply just, which makes me more preferred only. [12]

 

 

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In November 2011, Moore appeared on Anderson to discuss Is Anyone Up? while being confronted by two women who had been exposed on the website by an anonymous user. When one of the women criticized Moore for "helping" deceptive people who spread such photographs, he responded: "No one put a gun to your head and made you take these pictures. It's 2011, everything's on the Internet."[13]

 

 

 

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On August 21, 2012, BullyVille founder James McGibney posted an open letter to Hunter Moore on the main page of the isanyoneup domain, nude redhead teen shower announcing a class action lawsuit and encouraging people to join in.[14]

 

 

 

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Incidents[edit]

 

 

 

Floridian rock band A Day to Remember refused to play at the 2011 Bamboozle festival, knowing Hunter Moore was in attendance. They demanded that he be removed from the venue because they objected to Moore's site hosting nude images of the band's bassist, Joshua Woodard, weeks beforehand.[15]

 

 

 

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One morning in August 2011, Moore has been stabbed and attacked with a new pen by a new person featured on the web page.[16] Moore managed to escape with a shoulder wound that required surgery.

 

 

 

In December 2011, sociable networking website Fb apparently confronted legitimate steps against the website, blocked any linking to the isanyoneup.com domain through its site, and deleting the official "like" page from its database.

 

 

 

FBI investigation[edit]

 

 

 

On May 16, 2012, The Village Voice reported that Moore and Is Anyone Up? [17] ABC Nightline revealed that the FBI investigation was started by Charlotte Laws after a photo of her daughter appeared on the website. were the subject of an investigation by the FBI, as a large number of the pictures formerly hosted on the site were believed to have been illegally obtained by a hacker known as "Gary Jones". [18]

 

 

 

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In January 2014, Moore and his alleged aide Charles Evens were arrested by the FBI and indicted in a federal district court in California on charges of conspiracy, unauthorized access to a protected computer, and aggravated identity theft.[19][20]

 

 

 

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In February 2015, Moore pled accountable to irritated personal information thievery and assisting and abetting in the unauthorized obtain of a computer.

 

 

 

On July 2, 2015, Charles Evens pleaded remorseful to costs of computer hacking and id thieves, confessing to stealing hundreds of images from women's email accounts and selling them to Moore. He also had to undergo a mental health evaluation and pay a $2000 fine. U.S. District Judge Dolly M. Gee sentenced Evens to more than two years in jail and a fine of $2000. [21] The same judge sentenced Moore in December 2015 to 2 1/2 ages in a federal prison with three years' supervision following his release. [22]

 

 

 

Popular culture[edit]

 

 

 

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Previously mentioned Florida based metalcore group A Day to Remember have a song named "Life Lessons Learned The Hard Way" that describes an attack on Moore that was planned, but carried out never. The song also touches on the topic of a suicide that happened due to nude photos of the person being posted on the site and subsequently spread throughout the internet.

 

 

 

German metalcore group Electric Callboy have a single named "Is Anyone Up?" that describes the site's general idea and attributes. [23] Electronic strap Bloodstream on the Move Surface produced the record Progression in 2012, containing the song "Revenge Porn" which references the site and Hunter Moore in the lyrics. . [24][25] Electropop group Millionaires released a remix of the Ludacris song "My Chick Bad" titled "My Chick Bad (Remix)" that contained lyrics discussing posting images on Is Anyone Up?

 

 

 

In July 2022, Netflix announced they were releasing a three-part documentary series on Come july 1st 27 about Moore and IsAnyoneUp. com permitted The Many Disliked Male on the World wide web having interviews with people and legislation enforcement. Moore once arranged to have component in the documentary but afterwards rejected.[26]

 

 

 

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References[edit]

 

 

 

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^ Camille Dodero. ""Gary Jones" Wants Your Nudes". May 16, 2012. The Village Voice. ABC News.
^ "FBI Arrests "The Most Hated Man on the Internet," Revenge-Porn King Hunter Moore". Mother Jones. Retrieved 23 January 2014.
^ "Moore-Evens Indictment". Scribd. Retrieved 24 January 2014.
^ "Charles Evens, 'Revenge Porn' hacker, handed 25-month prison sentence". The Washington Times, LLC. al Jazeera. December 25 Retrieved, 2015.
^ Neil, Martha (24 January 2014). "'Most hated man on the Internet' is charged with email hacking to get photos for revenge porn site". AbsolutePunk. Retrieved 18 December 2011.
^ a b Stern, Marlow (13 July 2017). "Hunter Moore, Creator of 'Revenge Porn' Website Is Anyone Up?, Will be the Internet's Public Enemy No. 1". The Daily Beast. The Huffington Post. September 7 Retrieved, 2012.
^ "Exposed Women Confront Website Owner: 'What is Your Motive?'". YouTube. Retrieved 24 January 2014.
^ "James McGibney's Open Letter To Hunter Moore". John McGibney. August 2012 Retrieved 21.
^ "A day To Remember kicks "Is A goodnyone Up" creator out of Bamboozle". Forbes. January 4 Retrieved, 2012.
^ Guarini, Drew (August 24, 2012). "Hunter Moore, Is Anyone Up Founder, Says New Website Will Be 'Scariest On The Internet'". Archived from the original on May 20, 2012. Retrieved May 17, 2012.
^ Karlinsky, Neal (May 22, 2012). "FBI Investigates 'Revenge Porn' Website Founder". Retrieved 22 April 2022.
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^ Hill, Kashmir (July 6, 2011). "Revenge Porn With A Facebook Twist". Retrieved 25 June 2016.
^ "Revenge porn purveyor Hunter Moore is sentenced to prwill beon". The Washington Post. Retrieved 25 July 2016.
^ "Eskimo Call Boy made an Is Anyone Up theme song #NBHNC". Stuff You Will Hate.