Recently, Mathira, a popular Instagram user from Pakistan, became the focus of a privacy violation issue. She promptly denied any wrongdoing when videos purportedly showing her in compromising poses went viral online.
Mathira explained on X (previously Twitter) that detractors were contributing bogus information and exploiting her photographs from a photo shoot. She asked people to respect her privacy and refrain from spreading untrue tales.
This occurrence comes after other influencers were involved in similar situations. Imsha Rehman, a Pakistani TikTok star, decided to deactivate her accounts after receiving heavy criticism for a private video leak earlier this week.
Similar circumstances befell influencer Minahil Malik, as an obscene video went viral on the internet. She disputed its veracity and informed the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) of the situation.
Mathira, who has millions of followers and is well-known for her robust online presence, is nevertheless the target of these kinds of attacks, underscoring the rising problem of privacy intrusions that influencers confront around the world.