For more than a year, it seemed like there was nothing that women could do about their photos getting leaked because the site was protected by the same laws that protect sites like Facebook.
It wasn’t until the mother of one of the victims got involved and helped the FBI that the site was brought down.
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Pro Tip: If you don't want the world to see you nekkid, don't take nudes. Don't upload nudes. Don't send nudes.
Problem solved.
And for your lower pic, "Mind your fuckin' business."
ReplyDeleteInteresting video at the link, but would have been more interesting if she had discussed the legalities of how his site differed from other 1st Amendment-protected sites.
ReplyDeleteAn addendum to the pro tip. Ladies, if you send pictures to a man, whether they're g rated or x rated, i guaren-damn-tee you, someone else, and odds are good, many someones, are going to see them. When you break up with him, odds are, those pics are gonna show up on the 'net.
ReplyDeleteYour personal tracking device (phone) provides all your info to the big tech companies / government. All pictures are uploaded along with the geographic location data. Most just stay in a data base until you become a person of interest. This also applies to phone calls and text messages. Nothing is private if a cell phone is is there. the camera and microphone is active and the hard drive is accessible. The solution is to leave the phone in a metal box or at home.
ReplyDeleteA linked story at the site heads ‘ Doctor explains why kids are testing positive for monkeypox,’ but doesn’t explain; however has this:
ReplyDelete“…spillover from the current high risk group…” Doesn’t that still mean queers be doing stuff they shouldn’t and are spreading the disease? Anger is about to overcome my normal calmness when writing, so I will stop.
It’s a complete mystery how young boys are getting monkey pox.
DeleteWe know the gays won’t stop buttfucking each other for AIDS for 5 minutes, and they’re getting monkey pox like crazy, and we know young boys are getting it…but somehow we just don’t know how it goes from fags to young boys! Total mystery!
Back in the '80s when we watched pictures load line by line on our dial up modems, I realized that privacy, if it ever really existed, does not exist at all any more. At that time I was telling my teenage kids that they should never have a picture taken that they are not willing to have the whole world see. And at that time, someone would have had to scan a photo to get it on the 'net!
ReplyDeleteYep. I've got a 23yo and a 21yo daughter. Since they've had phones, I've told them not to take ANY picture you didn't want the world to see.
ReplyDeleteBTW, does that 'pro tip' mean you're a pro at nekkid pics? No offense Ken, but I'd hate to stumble across the one that got by... :)
What, you don't want to see my titties?
DeletePlease don't do us a "gotcha" in She's Probable Taken.
Deletethis conversation has taken a very unfortunate turn. I think I'll resume Saturday's drinking now.
DeleteSo this guy ran a sort of nekkid "Roast Me" but without their consent.
ReplyDeleteJust guessing, but could one argue that consent is implied the moment yer dumb ass uploads your nudie to the web?