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Come on, even knowing this, you have to admit there's probably a lot more unsolicited than solicited ones...
by netsharc 10mo ago
Come on, even knowing this, you have to admit there's probably a lot more unsolicited than solicited ones...
- hexbin010 10mo agoWho knows, I haven't searched for unbiased data to be honest But they can be more judicious with whom they share contact details, and use the block button. They are not forced to be the recipient of any message. Do you think the only solution is for a government backdoor?
- doublerabbit 10mo agoNo, I don't. But does the government think the only solution is a backdoor? Yes. They are the ones in power, not you & I.
- netsharc 10mo agoYeah, the government's idea is moronic. But making it the victims' responsibility ("don't share your number indiscriminately") is depressing too. How about make it easier to prosecute the unsolicited sending. How about educating people not to be fuckwits.. Yeah prosecution makes lives more difficult, it's rife for abuse (the recipient could fake evidence, the sender could claim he was hacked/his friend took his unlocked phone..)..
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- hexbin010 10mo ago[flagged]
- netsharc 10mo ago[Original comment redacted] With your sort of mentality I'm surprised you're comfortable mentioning your sexuality... You know there's a lot of homophobes around, no? And they're just getting more empowered under Trump, Farage, etc... To give you your own advice, I'd suggest being more quiet about it, you never know if people around you have a hatred of gays.
- hexbin010 10mo agoCheap, cheap shot. I'm well aware and take personal responsibility for my actions and words. I don't need the government protecting the words I share online You know what else has increased homophobia? Governments importing cultures which hate homophobia. Thanks for that
- ajsnigrutin 9mo agoWait, is sexting between couples not a thing anymore?