AirDropping penis pics is the latest horrifying subway trend

“I wanted to punch him in the mouth for carelessly buckshotting genitalia to phones that could potentially be owned by children,” seethed Navisch, of Harlem.

“Was he looking for interaction, or is all he wanted was someone to look at his mini-monstrosity?”

Serial exhibitionists are likely attracted to using AirDrop to trap victims because of the anonymity.

“In the past, flashers would have to go out in public in a trench coat and risk getting arrested,” said Brad Salzman, a sex-addiction therapist. “Now . . . their minds can run wild.”

Apple declined to comment.

This is fucking hilarious

This woman takes photos of penises and she likes it.

>>168093
It's really gross actually.It is literal eye rape.

>Would you like to receive a data transfer from an unknown source?
What could go wrong?

>literal

Sounds like a fun prank. I'm going to start doing it but instead of dicks it will be red pilled infographs.

>>168087
>She hit “Accept” and was horrified by what she saw.

BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

So the default setting is contacts only, no one is forcing you to receive these images. It's hilarious to even see how people are complaining about this. You aren't being forced to even open the message right away, you have to accept it before anything.

>>168105
your reaction makes it funnier

>>168087
>hmm... look for vagina version of app
>install
>hang out at malls when students get out of class
>profit

>>168087
This is actually quite funny. I can only imagine the laugh the sender was trying to stifle when he saw her reaction.
As a 'droid user i've never heard of airdrop or know there was a way to broadcast a pic by this method. Potential lulzworthy.

>>168121
You have no way of knowing what you're going to get and have no way of finding out without opening the message. Or is unwitting acceptance equivalent to consent in your book, in which case you 'agree' to any viruses you get from torrenting porn or lost money from email scams?

>inb4 'hurrrr just delete it!'

Except it's a natural reaction to at least take a look at what's been sent to you before deleting it, the same way you glance at spam in your inbox. Again, does this imply consent?

While I think the woman in the article's being a little hysterical, she does have a point in that it really is no different from ordinary indecent exposure, apart from the factor of distance. And that can be pretty damn threatening, considering the victim's ignorance of the sender's intentions or even their face, making evasion extremely difficult.

>>168087
Women for 1989 is shock at the revelation that pervs use internet to send dick pics, and that there is something called the 'internet'.

If they really wanted it to stop, the correct reaction would be to laugh at it and publicly humiliate the pic, watching for someone who looks suddenly uneasy. They only feed the fired by giving shocked and upset reactions.

>>168088
>buckshotting genitalia
That's the best description of having too many dicks in the inbox I have ever read.

>>168106
This

>>168138
>Opening up things from random strangers

Always a good idea

>>168155
>>168106


It's my right as a woman to not be afraid of random files from unknown publishers.

>>168087
Another great piece of journalism from the prestigious New York Post.

If someone leaves a wrapped sammich on the subway, I should be free to eat it! And god damn them if it's bad for me!

>Go into email
>Open literally everything in the spam folder
>Download and click random shit
>"Haha wowww wtf was I supposed to do!"

Play stupid games win dickpix

>>168138
>viruses you get from torrenting porn or lost money from email scams
Both only happen to absolute retards, you deserve this if it happens to you

test

>>168087
>“It was just a huge close-up picture of a disgusting penis,”

EEEEEWW GRODY IT'S A PENIS I'M GOING TO SUE SOMEONE FOR THIS!!!

so how many naughty young females will read this and turn the setting to "everyone"

>>168215
I know I did ;)

I am disappointed, I thought there was literally someone airdropping, as in throwing the stuff out of an airplane, thousands upon thousands physical dickpics like old propaganda leaflets.

>>168247
that would be hilarious

someone should really fund this

>>168093
Lol u monster

>>168247
Same

>>168138
>it really is no different from ordinary indecent exposure
Except the fact that you have to change your settings AND accept the message.

So all I need to legally flash hoes is their consent?
>wanna see what's under my trench coat?

>>168255
>wanna see what's under my trench coat?
Oh man, if they ever make a cheesy school shooter flick I hope this is one of the one-liners in it.

>>168138
Idiots like you are why cyber security jobs will never go out of style.

Keep clicking on anything that crosses your mouse.

>iPhone 1 would like to share a note with you,
>hit “Accept
>The victim

Yeah, ok.

Someone get /b/ and /soc/ to start sending gore in the subways lol.

>>168260
You and everyone reading this are now aware that malicious spam makes itself look retarded so that only retarded people will open it. If you are ready to meat hot sinles in YORU area and buy VIAGRA CIALAS GENRICS CHEAP! then you are exactly the kind of idiot that wont virus scan your machine, maximising the revenue of whoever stuck their malware in your machine

>>168087
>She hit “Accept” and was horrified by what she saw. “It was just a huge close-up picture of a disgusting penis,”

Oh come on, uncircumcised dicks aren't THAT gross.

>>168289
ha ha you make funny american joke ha ha

>>168087
Honestly, these people fucking deserve it. Why are you opening something from a stranger in the first place? Much less content you don't even have an idea of what it is? While Apple loves to talk about how they are secure, it could easily be a virus. You are a fucking stupid retard if you can't even follow basic security rules. The sort of people who does this shit and even complains about it is the same person who opens Bigdoggycumupbigfatwomenassandyourfuckingstupid.png.webm.mp4.com

I'm surprised someone hasn't set up a bunch of bluetooth relays around some major city and just done a massive dumb of something illegal like cp. It's the sort of thing you'd expect someone to attempt to do when this sort of app gets attention.

>>168087
> Britta Carlson, 28, was riding the uptown 6 train to a concert on July 27 when a mysterious message popped up on her smartphone.
> “iPhone 1 would like to share a note with you,” read the note sent at 6:51 p.m.
> She hit “Accept”

Women are stupid, news at 11:00!

>>168119
>I'm going to start doing it but instead of dicks it will be red pilled infographs.

That's a good idea.

>>168138
>Except it's a natural reaction to at least take a look at what's been sent to you before deleting it, the same way you glance at spam in your inbox.

More like it's natural selection...

I don't answer any phone call from an unknown number and I delete spam emails unread.

You have to set airdrop to accept files from everyone and even then you have to hit ACCEPT to download the file and see it.

These fucking stupid dumb cunts.

>>168105
it is not rape. you literally need to consent before this happens.

she ugly. btw i would like to send my pussy to somebody, but everybody has their airdrop turned off

Just turn Bluetooth off

>>168215
Me

Like everything good in the USA it started in the UK.

This is some of the more hilarious news I've heard in quite a while.

The real issue here is how little people care about security. Why would you EVER accept a random payload?

>>168093
Yes
>>168122
Yupp
>>168541
Yepp.

That hag is 28!? What the hell

>>168646
Because post college women think they're so interesting that people should send them interesting stuff all the time, even if they're strangers.