Many celebrities have had their private emails or social media information leaked, leading to various consequences. Here are some famous examples: 1. **Jennifer Lawrence and other celebrities**: In 2014, the so-called "iCloud pornographic photo scandal" saw the leak of private photos of many celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, and others. This incident sparked widespread discussion about the security of Apple's iCloud and made the public more aware of the importance of privacy protection. Jennifer Lawrence called the incident a "sex crime." 2. **Sony Pictures hacking incident**: In 2014, Sony Pictures Entertainment's emails were hacked, and a large number of internal emails and unreleased films were leaked. The incident affected the company's reputation and employee morale, and led to the postponement or cancellation of some projects. More broadly, this has triggered a new round of discussions about corporate cybersecurity and the protection of trade secrets. 3. **Hillary Clinton's emails**: During the 2016 US presidential election, Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server to handle official emails was exposed, leading to an FBI investigation. This incident was widely discussed during the election and was considered to have a negative impact on her campaign. 4. **Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook information leak**: In 2018, Facebook was involved in the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which a large number of users' data were used for political advertising without consent, which also implicated Zuckerberg's social media platform management issues. This incident prompted a stricter review of the laws and regulations on user privacy data management around the world. These incidents usually lead to consequences at multiple levels, including serious violations of the privacy of the relevant individuals, damage to the reputation and finances of the relevant companies, and an increase in the public's attention to data security and privacy protection. In addition, these incidents often promote the introduction and implementation of stricter network security and privacy protection measures.