Bing???
Pretty sad if you worry about showing up on Bing.
Microsoft has joined the online drive against so-called "revenge porn" in which people's naked or otherwise embarrassing/erotic pictures are posted widely online. In June, The Chocolate Factory announced an initiative to let individuals report images and videos for removal. Microsoft's now done likewise, with chief online …
so-called "revenge porn" in which people's naked or otherwise embarrassing/erotic pictures are posted widely online
Er, that's just porn at most, and in some cases just pictures. The key here is posted against their wishes. And we can strike "widely", too; in some cases harm might be tied to the extent of dissemination, but not in all. Emailing a sensitive image to a single recipient could cause someone a lot of grief. Emailing an image to the victim him- or herself could cause harm in many cases (for example, as an implied threat, or evidence of compromise).