Jennifer Tisdale currently has all her social media set to private. If someone wants to interact with her on Twitter or Instagram, she must explicitly allow it. The Crofton-based entertainment writer wasn’t always so guarded about her web presence. In fact, three years ago, she went viral on Twitter for a post about receiving an unwanted photo of someone’s genitals. The former stand-up comic made a joke out of the situation, but the experience didn’t just inspire new material, she said — it led her to take action. Tisdale reached out to Del. Lesley Lopez, a Montgomery County Democrat, and on Thursday, she testified in support of Lopez’s bill that seeks to punish cyberflashing in Maryland.
