> Per the private photo sharing, I don't think that a poor track record is a great excuse for including another potential security issue. I didn't say anything

> Per the private photo sharing, I don't think that a poor track record is a great excuse for including another potential security issue. I didn't say anything of the sort, I was saying its stupid to put stuff online if you don't want it on the front page of a newspaper. Disabling thumbnails, while I see it as a pointless feature I don't see it as being very hard to do, perhaps if these porn syncers at work cry out enough, it will be in the next version. PS: allowing anyone complete access to anyone else's "private" files isn't doesn't constitute a poor track record, its absolutely shoddy as hell and speaks volumes about their likely "fix" and attitude towards security practices in general.