After Minahil Malik and Imsha Rehman's viral MMS Clips, Mathira's private video leaked online! Pakistani influencers on target?

First, it was Minahil Malik, next was Imsha Rehman and now it is Mathira, as it seems, Pakistani influencers are on the target. Purported MMS clips of these Pakistani TikTokers have gone viral on social media. Pakistani TV host and influencer is the new victim of data breaches after an alleged clip showing her in intimate and compromising moments went viral. After the new name has been added to the growing list, debates have sparked online over the data privacy breaches.

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As per reports, after the unverified clips surfaced on social media allegedly showing the TV host in compromising moments, Mathira alleged that people were posting morphed photographs under her name. Mathira took to X after the viral MMS clips sparked widespread discussions online and criticised those spreading the video.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter) Mathira wrote, "People are misusing my name and my photoshoot pictures and adding fake stuff in. Please have shame! Keep me out of this trashy nonsense.” (sic)

People are miss using my name and my photoshoot pictures and adding fake stuff in please have shame ! 🙏🏻
Keep me out of this trashy nonsence ..

— Mathira (@IamMathira) November 13, 2024

While the authenticity of the purported private video leaked online remains uncertain, it has reignited debates about the ethics of sharing such content. Moreover, netizens have raised questions about the motives behind targeting Pakistani influencers.

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Supporters of Mathira strongly condemned the video leak and opined that these are deliberate attacks on prominent personalities. Several also expressed concerns over the damaging impact of such privacy violations.

Meanwhile, critics have highlighted the urgent need for stricter digital laws to prevent the spread of harmful content. Critics have stressed the importance of protecting individuals from online abuse and exploitation, especially women in the media industry.