Published: 27 Mar 12 11:36 CET | Print version
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A woman from northern Sweden who had her mobile phone stolen at the weekend was later horrified to find naked pictures of herself posted on her own Facebook page.
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And I don't mean the thief.
Now she's shocked to find that all that has been used and her pictures are available on Facebook. I have no sympathy for her whatsoever. First don't keep naked pictures on your phone. Second, don't have a Facebook app on your phone. Third, utilise the phone's existing security mechanism whether pin or swipe pattern. Fourth, keep the phone physically secure in the first place.
There is definitely a crime here, and that is theft. For this crime, the thief must be apprehended and sent to court
The naked pictures posting is NOT a crime - it's plain stupidity from the victim's perspective. So, which crime you want to talk about?
I just couldnt help laughing because i find it ironic as well. It is more like "a criminal commits a crime and victim is the guity party"
@Cephalectomy
am sure if u search facebook,you might be lucky...lol
Her friends on facebook must have had a blast