jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

First, why would anyone give an iPhone with intimate photos to anyone, let alone repair people? Second, didn't these employees think they might get in trouble for doing what they did?

http://mashable.com/2016/10/12/apple-store-photo-scandal/?utm_campaign=Mash-Prod-RSS-Feedburner-All-Partial&utm_cid=Mash-Prod-RSS-Feedburner-All-Partial#xh911Udy4kqb

Popeye Loc: LifIno

Some folks just aren't very smart or just don't care about themselves. so goes the country.

sbschippers Loc: Baltimore MD

Not much has changed. Every photo lab I was friends with back in the day had a similar display of prints somewhere in the back. Often on the inside of a normally closed cabinet door such as was used to store chemicals and supplies.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Funny. No pictures I took were daring enough to be displayed inside a cabinet.

Big Bill Loc: Phoenix, AZ

Perhaps because the phone wasn't accessible by the user? Maybe that's why it was in the repair shop?

Apple isn't the only one who does this. All repair shops have people who do this.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Good point.

whitewolfowner

One, boys will be boys. It what keep the population on the planet and anyone who thinks differently is out of touch with human nature. It's just like the "Hag of Arkansas" trying to crucify Trump right now for a recording someone did of him in a private conversation that literally violated his rights of privacy. It's OK for her husband to be a rapist from his adolescence to now but not OK for Trump to have made a comment to a friend because he admired a woman. Women are just as guilty of locker room talk and activities when they are in private with friends; it's just the way we are as being human and to try to attack someone for it is ridiculous. If someone doesn't want photos of themselves being seen by others, then don't put them on your phone or any other devise that can be hacked by another; it's basic common sense. The person who does this is just as guilty as the one who steals them. The thief couldn't have gotten them, if the owner didn't have them on their phone to begin with. In today's electronics, nothing stored electronically that in any way can get on the internet or be gotten into the hands of another person is private and anyone who thinks it is, is definitely not informed at all. Responsibility falls on both parties involved; so to put it bluntly, the offended woman has nothing to complain about. Next time, take them with a camera different from your phone and store them at home on a disk or a drive that is not connected to the internet. Better yet, don't take the photos in the first place.

canarywood1 Loc: Sarasota,Florida

No one has to crucify Trump, he doe's a fine job of it every time he opens his mouth.

whitewolfowner

It's not him, it's the media that twists and turns what he says. The only way to know what he really says is to listen to his speeches. The media lies about him every time they turn around.r It's terrible how they kiss the hags butt and crucify him with lies.

Texcaster Loc: Queensland

Ain't it awful?

PhotoArtsLA Loc: Boynton Beach

I semi-recently had the opportunity to shoot graduating high school kids on the way to prom, organized as only Los Angeles can do. After spending time with these sext-ready, non edified people, I think I know the sort who should expect to be embarrassingly hacked.