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Based on the same premise that I would let someone secretly save my unread snail mail by giving them a key to my house.
Are you implying you lock your mailbox?
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Are you implying you lock your mailbox?
Well, in the US it's a substantial federal offense to steal mail or to read someone else's mail ( cough unlessyouarethegovernment cough ), so that acts as a big deterrent, I think.
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Which a lot of people do. They give a trusted entity (a neighbor) their access token (keys) to check on and maintain their property while on vacation.
... I would never, ever do that. A sibling, sure. But a neighbour? Hell no. If I haven't seen you get born, you sure are not getting unlimited access to where I live.
Number 3: never trust nobody
Your moms'll set that ass up, properly gassed up
Hoodied and masked up, shit, for that fast buck
She be laying in the bushes to light that ass up
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Well, in the US it's a substantial federal offense to steal mail or to read someone else's mail ( cough unlessyouarethegovernment cough ), so that acts as a big deterrent, I think.
How many people are ever caught stealing mail though?
http://boston.cbslocal.com/2011/12/20/two-arrested-for-theft...
If you don't, pretty sure somebody will do.
The problem with this service (or others like it) is the next eventual step is making your private snaps you've saved with the service public. Snapchat itself faces the same problem. They are sitting the greatest trove of amateur porn ever, and eventually they need to figure out how to make money.
The problem with this service (or others like it) is the next eventual step is making your private snaps you've saved with the service public. Snapchat itself faces the same problem. They are sitting the greatest trove of amateur porn ever, and eventually they need to figure out how to make money.