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Not entirely new. I worked for CompUSA back in the day and I know for a fact that the services team that did repairs on computers back then did 2 things the sec
by plasticsoprano 3y ago
Not entirely new. I worked for CompUSA back in the day and I know for a fact that the services team that did repairs on computers back then did 2 things the second a computer was functional, scan for MP3s and nudes, then copy those to a couple drives they kept in the shop to power their WinAmp and distribute to those that wanted copies.
I also know my college roommate ran the 1-hour photo at a walgreens and if there were personal photos be developed he made copies for himself.
At the end of the day any system you don't control that doesn't have verifiable E2E encryption puts your sensitive images at risk.
- hotpotamus 3y ago> I also know my college roommate ran the 1-hour photo at a walgreens and if there were personal photos be developed he made copies for himself. Robin Williams made a movie about that. But speaking as a former photo lab guy, I can tell you that while the odd photo might get you to call a couple coworkers over for a peek, no one really cared to collect anyone else's photos.
- quantified 3y agoFrom April, so not at all new.
- flashback2199 3y agoI must have missed the part where getting in my own vehicle is the same as getting 1 hour photos developed at Walgreens.