If AI-driven hacks lead to widespread leaks of nudes, videos, and private chats, would embarrassing sexual behavior eventually become normalized?

Just one or two generations ago, most people would have been extremely reluctant to let anyone other than a partner see them nude, or talk openly about their sex lives, or create explicit photos and videos of themselves.

Technology has shifted that pretty dramatically. Thanks to dating and hookup apps, smartphones, encrypted messaging, cloud storage, and certain social media spaces, there's a much larger share of people who exchange nudes, share their sex lives in chats, keep explicit photos in locked folders, and post sexual content online.

Now imagine a steady drip of all of that being leaked over the next decade: data breaches, hacks, leaked cloud backups, AI-assisted doxxing, etc.

If leaks became common enough that a significant percentage of people had explicit content floating around online, would the stigma associated with all of that being made public eventually collapse?

In other words, could repeated exposure normalize this stuff to the point that something potentially career-ending today becomes more like an embarrassing but largely unremarkable fact of digital life? Or would employers, families, and the public just keep passing the same judgements /moral attitudes towards sex?