The information provided below is mainly based on public reports and widely discussed events in history. The purpose is to illustrate the existence of similar events and the reflections they bring, rather than to track or further violate anyone's privacy. It should be noted that the dissemination or refinement of unauthorized personal privacy information is unethical and often illegal. The following are several well-known cases for reference when understanding the background and impact of the incident: 1. The 2014 "Internet Private Photo Leak" (commonly known as "Fappening" or "Celebgate") • Background: In 2014, hackers illegally broke into the cloud storage accounts of some American stars and stole a large number of private photos and videos. • People involved: Many actresses and public figures, such as Jane Lawrence, were mentioned in public reports. These photos were originally limited to private use, but were widely circulated on the Internet. • Social reaction: This incident triggered widespread public discussion on digital privacy protection, network security, and gender privacy rights, and also reminded people to improve the protection measures for online accounts. • Impact: The incident not only brought a lot of psychological and reputational pressure to the stars involved, but also prompted major technology companies to strengthen their policies and technical means to protect personal data. 2. The British “Phone Hacking Scandal” • Background: In the past few years, some British news media have illegally hacked into a large number of phone calls, including the private conversations of many public figures, politicians and ordinary people. • Impact of the case: Although the scandal involves far more than a single public figure, the exposure of private information of many celebrities and politicians has aroused strong social concern about news ethics, media supervision and personal privacy protection. • Follow-up: The scandal has prompted legal and regulatory agencies to conduct strict reviews of news editing methods, and has also made many institutions and the public reflect on how to maintain a balance between public interests and personal privacy. In addition, there are other forms of personal privacy exposure in the Internet age, such as the illegal collection and dissemination of information such as celebrity schedules, home addresses or private life trivia on social media, which has attracted public attention and public opinion storms. These incidents often have a great impact on the lives and psychology of the parties involved, and have also triggered discussions on legal boundaries, network ethics and data protection legislation. In general, although the public is curious about the private lives of public figures, the media and the Internet obtain and disseminate such information without proper means, which not only infringes on personal privacy, but may also violate the law. All sectors have called for greater attention to personal data security and privacy protection in the information age, and the public is also required to look rationally at reports involving personal privacy.