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The digital age has revolutionized the dissemination of information, allowing content to achieve "viral" status almost instantaneously. However, this speed often outpaces ethical considerations and legal frameworks. This paper examines the phenomenon of viral content trends, specifically focusing on keywords associated with Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery (NCII) often searched under terms like "viral hijabers." By analyzing the intersection of cultural taboos, voyeurism, and platform algorithms, this paper argues that the commodification of privacy in viral trends necessitates stricter platform governance and a reevaluation of digital consent.
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