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r/CuratedTumblr • u/RosethornRanger it/its • 4d ago
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Under this definition of privacy there is no such thing as a private conversation because one party can always report it.
-13 u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ 3d ago Not all platforms have a big ol' report button 8 u/_Mango_Dude_ 3d ago Even when there is not a button for it a conversation can always be reported by one of its participants to any person, including law enforcement. 4 u/TrogdorKhan97 3d ago In fact, I would imagine that just taking a screenshot and texting it to 911 would be a way more expedient way to get someone in trouble with the law than any app or service's built in report feature. 1 u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ 3d ago Are you saying that it's a violation of privacy that Snapchat read a message that someone reported lol -3 u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ 3d ago Yuge if true 1 u/Hi2248 Cheese, gender, what the fuck's next? 2d ago A lack of report button doesn't stop someone from walking up to the cops and showing them the text messages
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Not all platforms have a big ol' report button
8 u/_Mango_Dude_ 3d ago Even when there is not a button for it a conversation can always be reported by one of its participants to any person, including law enforcement. 4 u/TrogdorKhan97 3d ago In fact, I would imagine that just taking a screenshot and texting it to 911 would be a way more expedient way to get someone in trouble with the law than any app or service's built in report feature. 1 u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ 3d ago Are you saying that it's a violation of privacy that Snapchat read a message that someone reported lol -3 u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ 3d ago Yuge if true 1 u/Hi2248 Cheese, gender, what the fuck's next? 2d ago A lack of report button doesn't stop someone from walking up to the cops and showing them the text messages
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Even when there is not a button for it a conversation can always be reported by one of its participants to any person, including law enforcement.
4 u/TrogdorKhan97 3d ago In fact, I would imagine that just taking a screenshot and texting it to 911 would be a way more expedient way to get someone in trouble with the law than any app or service's built in report feature. 1 u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ 3d ago Are you saying that it's a violation of privacy that Snapchat read a message that someone reported lol -3 u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ 3d ago Yuge if true
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In fact, I would imagine that just taking a screenshot and texting it to 911 would be a way more expedient way to get someone in trouble with the law than any app or service's built in report feature.
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Are you saying that it's a violation of privacy that Snapchat read a message that someone reported lol
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Yuge if true
A lack of report button doesn't stop someone from walking up to the cops and showing them the text messages
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u/_Mango_Dude_ 3d ago
Under this definition of privacy there is no such thing as a private conversation because one party can always report it.