British Authorities Combat 'Cyber-Flashing'
The British Transport Police are investigating an incident in which a woman's iPhone received anonymous photos of a penis via Apple's AirDrop feature, a function where files can be sent to any other iPhone in the vicinity, in a crime they have dubbed cyber-flashing and urged other victims to report. What do you think?
Kurt Schuster
So, women want to be able to post breastfeeding pictures on their private Facebook account, but they don't want to be bombarded with unsolicited images of strangers' genitalia? Talk about a double standard.
Tar Spreader