A law expert is urging for privacy protection law as a result of the photo leak scandal which hit Hong Kong January 27 and spread like wildsperm, I mean, wildfire. Hundred of photos were stolen and leaked when fallen star Edison Chen's Apple laptop computer went in for repairs.

The roughly 1,300 pics and videos featuring dozens of stars and pop-icons including a niece of a tycoon who many believe have ties to the mob. Chen, 27, issued a public apology last week and stated he would indefinitely bow out of the entertainment industry.

Yu Guofu, a lawyer with the Beijing-based Internet Society of China, claims the law
could have prevented "unredeemable damage" to children as well as the "bad
influence" on adults as a result of the pornographic photos of celebrities having sexy
time with each other.

Chinese police have so far apprehended 11 people for allegedly buying and
selling the photos and discs. There are also rumors Cheng may have leaked the
photos in an attempt to boost his image internationally.

Whew. Sounds like quite a photo leak as a result of brain leak - through his you know what.

Source: China Daily