Just because you hand over your phone to a Best Buy employee does not mean they're allowed to pilfer your photo collection and burn said pictures onto a CD. A Virginia woman claims an employee promised to help her transfer her iPhone's contents onto a newer model, and after stealing her racy photos, invited her over to his home to get them back.
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Another example ot "who can you trust". People need to use common sense when taking and allowing racy intimate pictures of themselves on electronics that have the ability to be shared. It's amazing to just see what some people will put on their phones and other social media for the world (and employers and stalkers) to view freely. This does not condone the behavior of the guy at Best Buy, but....people try thinking about what you are doing.
ReplyDeletesounds like a spd officer
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