I'm in agreement with you.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2...family-friend/
http://www.fbi.gov/mobile/press-rele...extortion-plot
http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/...-teens-655788/
http://www.bloomberg.com/slideshow/2...ge.html#slide2
Who cares what younger people more adept with technology choose to do? Kids are dumb. My generation wasn't particularly bright and it's only gone downhill from there.
Last edited by Ian Pressman; 12-07-2012 at 04:14 PM.
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back to serious mode, however, it is impressive how much more free kids feel via electronic media these days. I have clients for whom some of the most important parts of our work together has occurred via text messaging.
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Yeah, a lot of folk just have no idea how easy it is for someone to get pictures that you post of yourself on the internet. In my last year of high school we had an assembly about it actually. Was surprised that most people had no clue.
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If you insist on taking such photos then get a BlackBerry. At least people have to work to hack those and work hard.
I think people will find new ways to express their sexuality as technology changes – and that's totally fine – but I would just be very careful with whom to share it with. I suppose if you were in a committed relationship with someone you really trusted, it could be safe. But if you don't want those pictures to go anywhere then I wouldn't send them to people you don't really know.
I wish people would be more upfront it too so that we don't see victims getting burnt by it. That reddit guy and the whole community were crazy. I can't believe it lasted that long because of "free speech." Umm free speech does not mean you have the right to invade someone's privacy or infringe off their photos.
There's also the shame factor that society puts into many young woman who choose to express their sexuality through photo sharing. I don't really condone it because of privacy issues but I don't think it's right to shame them either.
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Why do they have to express it at all? It used to be loudly going out with your friends dressed to the nines in your sexiest finery was enough. Now every attention whore with a six-pack and cellphone is slathering mirror shots on their facebook accounts. You can't just have fun, you have to be seen having fun or it doesn't count. We're about due for a pandemic plague.
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--George Stebbens.
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Daesim I wouldn't think the concept of extending to great lengths for attention would be one you couldn't understand.
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