Why DREW BARRYMORE REGRETS HER ‘PLAYBOY’ PHOTOS

A Lesson in Privacy in the Digital Age

Barrymore's Regrets

Drew Barrymore has shared her regrets over posing in the November 1995 issue of Playboy, saying she "never knew there would be an internet."

In a recent interview with The Howard Stern Show, Barrymore confessed that she was "so naive" about the potential consequences of having her photos published in a men's magazine.

She said, "I had no idea how it would follow me around for the rest of my life."

The Power of the Internet

Barrymore's story is a reminder of the power of the internet and the importance of digital privacy.

In the age of social media and instant access to information, it is essential to be aware of the potential risks of sharing personal information or images online.

What may seem like a harmless decision at the time can have lasting consequences.

Advice for Others

Barrymore urged others to learn from her experience.

"I would say to anyone who is thinking about doing something that they're not sure about, just don't do it," she said.

"It's not worth it. The internet is forever."

Lessons Learned

Be mindful about what you share online.

Understand the potential consequences before posting anything.

Protect your privacy by using strong passwords and security measures.

Respect yourself and others by not sharing personal information or images without consent.