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Some stranger send you a picture that was pretty much public already, and you respond by giving him even more exposing pictures? Anyway, be careful who you sen
by dncornholio 4y ago
Some stranger send you a picture that was pretty much public already, and you respond by giving him even more exposing pictures?
Anyway, be careful who you send your pictures to!!!! Do it only when you 10000% trust the person and even then you should be reluctant.
Or when you send out something, just assume it's going to be public.
So much of this is totally preventable with the right education...
- stef25 4y agoKids don't have much common sense. Some friends invited us over for lunch, our kids are 3 - 5 years old. One of the older ones got hold of his dad's phone and got one of the younger ones to "show your butt" and he took a picture of it. The dad discovered it by accident on his camera roll. That act was fairly innocent but going from there to posting it online is only a very small step. > Do it only when you 10000% trust the person and even then you should be reluctant. Even if you trust the person, their device could get stolen, their significant other could find it and blow a fuse ... it's best to just not ever do it.
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- npteljes 4y agoAnd people can access their cloud storage, like what happened with the Fappening scandal. So the provider itself is a liability. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_celebrity_nude_photo_leak#Procurement_and_distribution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_celebrity_nude_photo_leak...