That's a picture from today of a Verizon/Apple ad on a bus stop.
I have never sexted anyone or agreed to have nude pictures taken of me. People who have should be concerned about whether people who work at their phone companies are invading their privacy; even if you have never sent or gotten sexts or naked pictures, you should be concerned about whether your privacy is being invaded.
I wouldn't be surprised if there are many cell phone customers whose sexts and naked pictures are circulating among phone company employees, and being uploaded to Internet porn websites. There are so many thousands of porn websites online, and the conglomerate has promoted privacy violations and victim-blaming for so long that I'm sure that phone companies that are hacking their customers' phones are not scared that they'll be apprehended or punished. All those companies have to do if women find their own nude pictures online that they hadn't sent to anyone except their boyfriends or husbands is say that the boyfriends or husbands must have distributed the pictures and lied about it.
That will cause break-ups, divorces, nervous breakdowns, custody battles, harassment at work, unemployment, stalking, rape and suicide. All of that is what the conglomerate has proven for years that it thinks is a good time.
Copyright L. Kochman, December 26, 2015 @ 10:13 a.m.
