Thai Police: Don't Be an Inadvertent Porn Star

BANGKOK, Thailand — Bangkok police have warned women that they could end up an unwitting porn star on social networking site Hi5.

Police Col. Worapong Thongpaiboon, of the Crimes against Children, Juveniles and Women Division, advised women not to get carried away if their boyfriends have a video camera or a mobile phone with built-in camera.

Videos or cameras are sometimes hidden in rooms, he added, and one way to tell is if the man keeps looking in one direction or suspiciously positions a woman in a certain direction.

Worapong, now called "the Hi5 detective," said spreading nude photos around may not be a serious crime, but each month four or five women file complaints with police over explicit pictures or videos taken of them without their knowledge.

''It is alarming. The victims come from all walks of life — high school students, civil servants, teachers, doctors, pharmacists, even corrections officers. Some victims are celebrities,'' Worapong said.

He said people who post nude photos on Hi5 are men taking revenge on women who had dumped them.

Worapong arrested a graduate student for posting nude photos of his former girlfriend on Hi5. The 23-year-old man admitted he posted 11 photos of his former girlfriend on the site to force her to meet him. She did meet with him, but insisted on leaving him, so he posted another three nude photos.

The student was charged with forcing the woman to act against her will and spreading pornographic images by computer. He is facing a maximum of three years in jail on the first charge and up to five years for the second charge.

''I cannot stop couples having sex. I can only warn them that by the time their nude photos are exposed on a public network, it is already too late,'' Worapong said.

Related:  

Copyright © 2025 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More News

Yhivi Makes Her Tushy Raw Debut

Yhivi has made her debut for Vixen Media Group (VMG) studio imprint Tushy Raw, alongside Dan Damage.

Cubbi Thompson Stars in Latest From Brazzers

Cubbi Thompson stars with Small Hands in the latest release from Brazzers, titled "She’s Good with Her Mouth."

Elegant Angel Premieres Lilly Bell Showcase 'Lilly Loves Girls'

Reigning XMAs Girl/Girl Performer of the Year Lilly Bell gets the spotlight in a new four-part showcase release from Elegant Angel.

Report: VPN Downloads Soar in UK Following Age Verification Deadline

Virtual private network apps, which can be used to circumvent geo-specific age verification requirements, are topping Apple App Store downloads in the U.K. in the wake of new Online Safety Act rules, the BBC is reporting.

Chloe Amour: Recharged, Refocused, and Ready for Real Love

These days, getting ahold of Chloe Amour on the weekend can be tough. She might ditch her phone, as was the case on a recent weekend while celebrating her birthday with family at Disneyland, riding the rides and taking in some sun.

Strike 3 Holdings Sues Meta for Pirating Vixen Media Group Content to Train AI

Vixen Media Group owner Strike 3 Holdings filed suit in federal court this week, accusing Facebook parent company Meta of copyright infringement and alleging that Meta has extensively pirated VMG content to train its artificial intelligence models.

Isabella De Laa, Cherry Candle Star in Latest From MixedX

Isabella De Laa and Cherry Candle star in the latest release from MixedX, titled “Between Us.”

Tony Sting, Adira Allure & Dominic Pacifico Headline Latest From BiPhoria

Tony Sting, Adira Allure, and Dominic Pacifico star in the latest release from BiPhoria.

Proxy Paige, Wolf King Release 'I Kissed a Trans and I Liked It'

Evil Angel has released its latest title, “I Kissed a Trans and I Liked It,” co-directed by Proxy Paige and Wolf King.

Pineapple Support, Streamate to Host 'Navigating Grief and Loss' Support Group

Pineapple Support and Streamate are hosting a free online support group to help performers cope with grief and loss.

Show More