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Okay, so there’s been a lot of hoopla lately over celebs having their phones hacked. Actresses like Glee’s
Heather Morris,
Christina Hendricks, and
Scarlett Johansson have been really upset when sexy and even
naked private pictures from their phones got leaked–and although I feel for them (that must really suck), I have to ask one question. What on
earth are you doing storing private pictures on your phone if you don’t want anyone to see them?
The thing is that today there’s almost no such thing as private pictures, private emails, or even private texts. Phones and email accounts get hacked every day–plus, honestly, how many times have you simply lost a cell phone? Probably more than once. And if you had private stuff on there . . . let’s just say it’s not so private anymore.
Plus, because of the Patriot Act which started after 9/11, the government keeps a record of every text message you send (seriously, everything–the bad jokes you send to your friends, the maybe very sexy texts you send to a certain someone–everything). It doesn’t matter if you delete those texts from your phone right after sending them, because a record is still being kept on some mega computer owned by the government.
Do you want him seeing your pics?! | Source
I’m not saying you
can’t be bad once in a while–heaven knows I’m not perfect–but don’t be a dummy about it. If you have something to say that you’d never want the world to know about? Say it in person or actually dial up the person you need to talk to and use your voice to tell them. If you want to be sexy and
a little naughty, but would be mortified if say, your grandmother saw what you were doing? Do that in person too, or take a Polaroid if you really have to have a pic–physical photos are harder to spread around than digital ones! Same goes for
crazy party pics. If you’d get in trouble for doing . . . whatever the heck it is you’re doing, DO NOT photograph it, post to Facebook about it, text anybody about it, or anything else!
Common sense, girls. Common sense.
Have you ever gotten in trouble because of something you had on your phone, texted, or put in Facebook? Tell me all about it in the comments!
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Haha yes. No pictures but texts. They werent even that bad, however I am now the only sophomore without a phone. until the end of time. fml.
that is real an experience but common.
Ive Been Through That One !
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I think this is why its a good idea, if you have to use Facebook, to make sure that you use the privacy setting to prevent people you don’t trust from seeing your personal info. And don’t use Facebook when drunk because that’s when you post your drunk photos that show up at a job interview months later lol. Most online privacy issues can be prevented by common sense. Particularly problematic for many people is seeing how they post personal information on social media, neglect to use privacy settings, and are surprised when their personal information is stolen weeks later. While you can be careful about what you post about yourself, you can’t prevent other people from posting about you. Also problematic for people is how there are sites like http://www.dirtyphonebook.com where people post personal information about each that can’t be removed. With Google making all of this information widely available, being vigilant about seeing what people can find out you is critical to maintaining your online reputation. Facebook can do a bit more to prevent people from accidentally messing up their own lives by encouraging more sensible defaults, but in the end people have to be smart about what they post about themselves online, and this doesn’t solve all potential problems. I think that’s what you have to do to prevent people from stalking you online.
First off I agree with Montie; don’t do it at all if it makes you feel bad. But, sometimes eintgtg over the nerves of this kind of thing can give you that little bit of affirmation you need to feel comfortable and have a great time. Personally, I’ve had webcam sex a number of times (and I too, have all kinds of hang-ups and insecurities about my body) and it’s been a great way to experiment while maintaining a lot of control.I’d recommend taking it piece by piece. Firstly, have all the fun you want eintgtg naked in front of your webcam, just for yourself. Find angles and close-ups that make you feel sexy. Decide what you might want to show this guy. Maybe the first time, you just want to show him one or two things, and then if that goes well, you can get more brave. Just be coy about it, and make it sexy that you’re choosing to tease him a little and keep some bits hidden. He’ll get it. And if you get too uncomfortable, log off, and chalk it up to a wifi mishap!