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Originally Posted by Tinia2
Agree. Sort of brings to mind all of the stories from the past few years of school kids sending "provocative/adult" photos to their friends and then wondering and getting upset that they were sent to everyone else.
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Or the celebrities stories about stuff like this.
It's one thing if your locked phone gets hack or your email account is hacked, but something else entirely when you leave the unlocked phone in a public place.
I can see getting angry at the person who violated your trust if you sent a photo to one person and it ended up all over. I can even see that being regarded as the revealing "private facts" thing Kevin mentioned.
But leaving your accessible phone someplace, not so much.
And what I really think we can all expect from this is that now if you did happen to leave your phone at McDonald's, even if you have no concerns about photos on it, the policy will become that they refuse to secure it for you for fear of created liability.
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