Facebook is testing out a new system to protect users from revenge porn.
The company is asking its users to send in nude photos, if they are concerned that intimate pictures of themselves may be posted online.
The user can fill out a form and then send the picture to themselves in Messenger.
Facebook then uses image-matching technology to prevent anyone from sharing it, as the company explained in a blog post in April.
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