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Woman got send a penis pic on fone
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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It was on the news. She had a apple fone and if someone is near they got an option to send pics and she got send a penis pic on the tube. She was upset and reported it to the police.
They will make it a law against it now.
What you recon? He pressed to send to anyone and not to contacts. I think she did the right thing. |
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"It was on the news. She had a apple fone and if someone is near they got an option to send pics and she got send a penis pic on the tube. She was upset and reported it to the police.
They will make it a law against it now.
What you recon? He pressed to send to anyone and not to contacts. I think she did the right thing."
. I think it is already an offence to send indecent images . It was a pretty stupid thing to do and I would expect anyone doing this to be prosecuted . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I can't see much difference to a guy flashing in person - an unsolicited sexual message is wholly inappropriate and she was right to complain. The same would be true of course if anyone sent sexually explicit messages (men, women or couples) not limited to just men. |
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"It was on the news. She had a apple fone and if someone is near they got an option to send pics and she got send a penis pic on the tube. She was upset and reported it to the police.
They will make it a law against it now.
What you recon? He pressed to send to anyone and not to contacts. I think she did the right thing."
. Someone was prosecuted a few years ago for sending indecent images . From memory they sent an indecent image to all their phone contacts in error . Some of these contacts were under 16. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In jest ...a picture of your cock ...how why when would that be remotely funny ??"
some people have warped minds, some find shooting a wild animal fun, i dont agrre that its just fine to send a pic, just stating it may have been done by a group of lads messing as dare, maybe an ooddball, who knows
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It was on the news. She had a apple fone and if someone is near they got an option to send pics and she got send a penis pic on the tube. She was upset and reported it to the police.
They will make it a law against it now.
What you recon? He pressed to send to anyone and not to contacts. I think she did the right thing.. I think it is already an offence to send indecent images . It was a pretty stupid thing to do and I would expect anyone doing this to be prosecuted . "
Think that law is about "revenge" porn. Setting between partners/friends is ok. Must be with consent and must be yourself etc....or I reckon lots on here in trouble? |
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you can see any connect to other phones using bluetooth amd send pics to strangers but they have to accept your request to connect. Had some fun in a pub once doing this...but we all new the score even tho were strangers |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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there is stories about apple everyday from multiple sending by accident or for what ever reason, a will stick with my trusted non apple fone, safe and better |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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it have the might off the met searching for the culprit/s responsible, unlike my aunt who was burgled and punched in the face they turned up the next day |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"it have the might off the met searching for the culprit/s responsible, unlike my aunt who was burgled and punched in the face they turned up the next day"
oh forgot to add if you get burgled they are wanting you to txt send pics if its minor and the police have limited resource chasing the story of the day
this should firmly be put on apple to block sending pics to random people , simples |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Find and prosecute the guy.
Investigate how the fuck it was possible in the first place. These companies should be held accountable for their dumb ideas. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Find and prosecute the guy.
Investigate how the fuck it was possible in the first place. These companies should be held accountable for their dumb ideas."
indeed. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Find and prosecute the guy.
Investigate how the fuck it was possible in the first place. These companies should be held accountable for their dumb ideas."
Yeah I agree they should take responsibility. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Find and prosecute the guy.
Investigate how the fuck it was possible in the first place. These companies should be held accountable for their dumb ideas."
This, really. 
Companies get away with this nonsense while regular people get prosecuted (not saying regular people who do illegal things shouldn't be prosecuted). Companies need to start being held accountable.
-Courtney |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Leaving aside the rights & wrongs of sending unsolicited images lets have a dose of individual responsibility.
This image was sent using Airdrop which if you're not a Mac/Iphone/Ipad user is a mix of wifi & bluetooth that allows you to send images/files over short distances to other Airdrop devices.
By Default you can only send /receive to people in your contact list.
As a user you have to choose to allow Airdrop to receive anything from everyone.
Also the womans phone was called(via settings) something like " Lorraines iPhone" (I think it was) which could help identify her as a woman.
Errrm again individual responsibility, call your phone something random & non gender specific (all my computer/gadgets are named after birds of prey for example) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Remember when Bluetooth first came in, I had the option to accept any incoming Bluetooth multimedia things without approving the connection. Used to get lots of weird and wonderful things sent to me, ringtones, videos, pictures! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Leaving aside the rights & wrongs of sending unsolicited images lets have a dose of individual responsibility.
This image was sent using Airdrop which if you're not a Mac/Iphone/Ipad user is a mix of wifi & bluetooth that allows you to send images/files over short distances to other Airdrop devices.
By Default you can only send /receive to people in your contact list.
As a user you have to choose to allow Airdrop to receive anything from everyone.
Also the womans phone was called(via settings) something like " Lorraines iPhone" (I think it was) which could help identify her as a woman.
Errrm again individual responsibility, call your phone something random & non gender specific (all my computer/gadgets are named after birds of prey for example)"
Pretty sure you can get children called Lorraine. Just because she identified her phone as belonging to a female and changed her settings makes it OK? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It was on the news. She had a apple fone and if someone is near they got an option to send pics and she got send a penis pic on the tube. She was upset and reported it to the police.
They will make it a law against it now.
What you recon? He pressed to send to anyone and not to contacts. I think she did the right thing."
you will have to stop sending pics on the tube, you naughty boy  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Leaving aside the rights & wrongs of sending unsolicited images lets have a dose of individual responsibility.
This image was sent using Airdrop which if you're not a Mac/Iphone/Ipad user is a mix of wifi & bluetooth that allows you to send images/files over short distances to other Airdrop devices.
By Default you can only send /receive to people in your contact list.
As a user you have to choose to allow Airdrop to receive anything from everyone.
Also the womans phone was called(via settings) something like " Lorraines iPhone" (I think it was) which could help identify her as a woman.
Errrm again individual responsibility, call your phone something random & non gender specific (all my computer/gadgets are named after birds of prey for example)"
And that same attitude comes across the same as those who say if you were provocative clothing you deserve to e raped.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Leaving aside the rights & wrongs of sending unsolicited images lets have a dose of individual responsibility.
This image was sent using Airdrop which if you're not a Mac/Iphone/Ipad user is a mix of wifi & bluetooth that allows you to send images/files over short distances to other Airdrop devices.
By Default you can only send /receive to people in your contact list.
As a user you have to choose to allow Airdrop to receive anything from everyone.
Also the womans phone was called(via settings) something like " Lorraines iPhone" (I think it was) which could help identify her as a woman.
Errrm again individual responsibility, call your phone something random & non gender specific (all my computer/gadgets are named after birds of prey for example)
Pretty sure you can get children called Lorraine. Just because she identified her phone as belonging to a female and changed her settings makes it OK?"
I vever said it was ok to do but people need to take some self responsibility and not expect to be nannied 24/7.
By default this feature is limited to your contacts
By default the phone name is something like iPhone.
Someone has to change these, if it's a kid then the parents need to educate them on sensible ways to do it.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Leaving aside the rights & wrongs of sending unsolicited images lets have a dose of individual responsibility.
This image was sent using Airdrop which if you're not a Mac/Iphone/Ipad user is a mix of wifi & bluetooth that allows you to send images/files over short distances to other Airdrop devices.
By Default you can only send /receive to people in your contact list.
As a user you have to choose to allow Airdrop to receive anything from everyone.
Also the womans phone was called(via settings) something like " Lorraines iPhone" (I think it was) which could help identify her as a woman.
Errrm again individual responsibility, call your phone something random & non gender specific (all my computer/gadgets are named after birds of prey for example)
Pretty sure you can get children called Lorraine. Just because she identified her phone as belonging to a female and changed her settings makes it OK?
I vever said it was ok to do but people need to take some self responsibility and not expect to be nannied 24/7.
By default this feature is limited to your contacts
By default the phone name is something like iPhone.
Someone has to change these, if it's a kid then the parents need to educate them on sensible ways to do it.
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But it was a apple fone and he had 2 choices to send to contacts or anyone else. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Leaving aside the rights & wrongs of sending unsolicited images lets have a dose of individual responsibility.
This image was sent using Airdrop which if you're not a Mac/Iphone/Ipad user is a mix of wifi & bluetooth that allows you to send images/files over short distances to other Airdrop devices.
By Default you can only send /receive to people in your contact list.
As a user you have to choose to allow Airdrop to receive anything from everyone.
Also the womans phone was called(via settings) something like " Lorraines iPhone" (I think it was) which could help identify her as a woman.
Errrm again individual responsibility, call your phone something random & non gender specific (all my computer/gadgets are named after birds of prey for example)
Pretty sure you can get children called Lorraine. Just because she identified her phone as belonging to a female and changed her settings makes it OK?
I vever said it was ok to do but people need to take some self responsibility and not expect to be nannied 24/7.
By default this feature is limited to your contacts
By default the phone name is something like iPhone.
Someone has to change these, if it's a kid then the parents need to educate them on sensible ways to do it.
But it was a apple fone and he had 2 choices to send to contacts or anyone else."
Or maybe more education needs to be focused on the weirdos that get their kicks sending explicit pictures to a phone that could have belonged to a child. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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But it was a apple fone and he had 2 choices to send to contacts or anyone else."
Forget what choice the sender has, the receiving phone by default can only accept from contacts.
At some point this woman has changed that setting. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Or maybe more education needs to be focused on the weirdos that get their kicks sending explicit pictures to a phone that could have belonged to a child. "
Don't disagree, education needed both ways |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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But it was a apple fone and he had 2 choices to send to contacts or anyone else.
Forget what choice the sender has, the receiving phone by default can only accept from contacts.
At some point this woman has changed that setting."
Yes that's right, she might of just forgot to change the settings, so was just bad luck that one came thru. |
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By *qua vitaeWoman
over a year ago
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iPhones use airdrop to send pics, documents, etc. to any nearby iPhones. But the receiver would have had to turn on their airdrop to receive.
Still not good though to be sent an unsolicited pic. Hope he gets caught! |
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She had chaher airdrop settings from 'friends only' to 'anyone', meaning she was open to being sent stuff from anyone.
She didn't accept the pic, so police have no evidence.
In the past, people used to contact you via Bluetooth on trains - I've had it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"She had chaher airdrop settings from 'friends only' to 'anyone', meaning she was open to being sent stuff from anyone.
She didn't accept the pic, so police have no evidence.
In the past, people used to contact you via Bluetooth on trains - I've had it."
I'm just imagining the Identity Parade, be like a Glory Hole Gangbang session ;o) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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maybe what's needed is the electronic equivalent of Pampas Grass(tongue in cheek there).
If you see phone name starting with FSPICME (for example) then you're up for being sent anything ;o)
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