Every rise comes with its tests – and sometimes, the fall is even louder.
Right now, the Pakistani content creation scene is buzzing with shocking news. Videos of three to four well-known creators have been leaked online!
According to reports, their Snapchat accounts were hacked, their WhatsApp chats were breached, and even their mobile phones were compromised. All the personal data inside – gone public.
And the twist? In one case, the wife of one of the creators was expecting a baby, the child is now born, and yet… he was allegedly still seen involved in questionable activities with other women.
The Reality Check
We often forget that Allah has placed a veil over every human being’s faults. But when you cross limits, when you play with people’s trust, and when you store risky content on your devices – you’re inviting trouble.
Let’s be clear:
- Hacking someone’s account – be it Snapchat, WhatsApp, or anything else – is 100% wrong.
- Making someone’s personal data public – is cruel and unethical.
- But… recording such private videos yourself is also a dangerous and unwise move.
Why are people keeping such videos on their phones?
Why are they recording themselves in compromising situations?
And most importantly – what’s the purpose of creating them in the first place?
The Harsh Truth for Both Men and Women
Whether it’s boys making “ugly” videos or girls sharing intimate clips – the danger is the same. Once something is recorded and shared, it can be downloaded, copied, and spread forever.
When you’re in the moment, you may think you’re safe. But one hacked account is enough to destroy years of reputation.
A Loud Wake-Up Call for Everyone
If you’re using Snapchat, WhatsApp, Instagram – or any platform – remember this:
📌 Your mobile can be hacked anytime.
📌 Your data is never 100% safe.
📌 Once something is online, it’s no longer in your control.
So, the first rule is simple – protect yourself. Don’t create something you would be ashamed to see go public.
Your privacy is your responsibility. Once it’s gone, no one can bring it back.