This article studies the act of publishing sexual violence incidents on the Internet to seek justice, often referred to as viral-based justice (Triastuti, 2022). It is becoming a common last resort for sexual assault victims to seek justness through digital spaces. In Indonesia, many victims of sexual crime are still hesitant to voice their encounters with sexual abuse (KPPA, 2020) due to conservative perspectives on the subject (Triastuti, 2022) and the complex reporting mechanism (IJRS, 2021). Hence, social media, providing anonymity, allows victims of sexual harassment to strive for their deserved justice through virality. However, discussions regarding the potential harm this method may yield have also emerged. Considering Goldenberg and Gross? (2020) digital emotion contagion theory to understand the viral occurrence of #JusticeForAudrey in 2019, this article problematises the pros and cons of viral-based justice. Furthermore, it will reflect on viral-based justice in a time when sexual violence is increasingly urgent.