Stuff like that always gets out.
It is quite probable that it will, especially if stored on a digital device with access to the internet. Not always though.
He sent pictures of himself to women along with some flirty talk. Then someone got offended and put them on the internet. (unless he was hacked?)Look what happened to Anthony Wiener.
(C) As simple as not keeping it on a computer.
(D) As simple as not keeping it on a computer.
(E) As simple as not keeping it on a computer.
Wow, I just solved all of your privacy issues. You transfer videos to discs and remove the evidence on the computer, you print photographs. You don't even have to remove then and put them on the computer for that - you can keep them on the card. I would never keep something so sensitive on my computer anyway, I clear my history every time I shut down too. Only a fool would leave something like that on a computer.
Oops, almost forgot, (F) As simple as not keeping it on a computer.
I know that this may seem old fashioned, but not everything belongs on a computer and I think your crazed theories are bit farfetched. Very typical of people who are terrified of the Internet and all it's power. If someone is going through that trouble to get into your system them you have bigger problems if you have ever logged into your bank account.
Agreed that many of the issues can be solved by not keeping such things on a computer (or smartphone). However, there's still the possibility that someone gets drunk and decides to share the pics, someone happens to find it in the house, the police mistakenly search his house for something and then one of them keeps the pictures, etc. A lot can happen in a few decades.
One more example is that perhaps later they break up or have a big argument and someone decides to get revenge by publishing the pics. Really, a lot of things could happen.
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