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> This is another example why nudes and so forth should never make it onto a digital device. This is true, but focusing on nudes is somewhat missing the real p
by dahart 5y ago
> This is another example why nudes and so forth should never make it onto a digital device.
This is true, but focusing on nudes is somewhat missing the real point (and could be interpreted as victim blaming): this story is another example why your email and bank information should never make it on to a digital device. If pictures aren’t safe, then no information is safe. We all have chosen to put information on our devices that is not safe to publish.
- zamalek 5y ago> could be interpreted as victim blaming Just to be clear: definitely not my intention. The victim is not in any way at fault here, this story is yet another warning to the rest of us. > then no information is safe This is definitely true. When I was still on Facebook, I intentionally changed my profile to public (because it ultimately is), and only shared information I was comfortable with the world knowing. Now that you've made this point, off the top of my head, I have realized that my digital footprint has grown more innocuous (apart from taxes and BS like that).
- thaumasiotes 5y ago> focusing on nudes is somewhat missing the real point (and could be interpreted as victim blaming): this story is another example why your email and bank information should never make it on to a digital device Assuming that focusing on nudes is victim blaming: how is focusing on email less problematic than that?