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Photos on your phone!
December 06 2011
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RHP User
14 years ago
There is a lot in the press about this, but it is aimed at teenagers/schoolies etc that are doing it which is officially child porn if under 18...not sure if it applies to consenting adults???
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RHP User
14 years ago
I live in a lovely bubble of ignorance, not watching the news or anything like that, but I thought it was just in regard to pics of underage people. i.e. teens with mobile phones, etc.
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RHP User
14 years ago
That's me screwed LOl Please tell me you have this mixed up Brae
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RHP User
14 years ago
Then I must be on the sex offender register too!Yet it is legal to display them online on a site like this...As long as the pics are of yourself I don't really see the problem anyway...
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RHP User
14 years ago
I know by reference to reliabLe authority that would be the case if the person photographed was a minor. You would also run fowl of the law if you send pics of yourself to a minor. Otherwise I think sexting is currently legal here in Aus... but don't get in a plane bound for some other country with those pics on your phone. Hugs Staky
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RHP User
14 years ago
This is ridiculous - totally. Soon there will be a license for oxygen consumption. On a separate note - the quality of photos from phones is very poor and a digital camera is much better.
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RHP User
14 years ago
*wipes brow and takes a snap of her pussy *
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RHP User
14 years ago
Then it becomes an issue. They cannot ban naked pics on our phones unless they manage to ban all porn. *snort* like thats gonna happen any time soon. No it is designed to protect the kids. Teens more than anything. Some sweet young things find it a game to send lewd pics of themselves.
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RHP User
14 years ago
People on the internet including RHP want pictures . If you have never met them then how would you know they are not a minor? The pictures they send you may not even be them at all. My thoughts are do not send them to anyone, at all. I have in the past but just feel its better to keep your pants on till your in a room with a person then they can see your bits for themselves. Even if you do meet them,make sure they are over 18 there are some pretty young looking guys on here and they could easy be under 18. Same for girls. Ignorance is no excuse when it comes to the law. So guys if you want to text the pink bits be careful it can be an offence. The phone can be used against you in a court of law so can y our activities on the computer, face book and RHP can be used in child custody cases or other legal procedures. I know a private investigator and she gets it all off the internet Even here one of the guys managed to find me, without knowing my name. got an email with my full name, and my phone numbers and a picture of my house. all I gave him was my hotmail address. be afraid :) of what you do in cyber land or the phone. It can come right to your door. Lucky for me he was not a stalker.
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RHP User
14 years ago
Thankfully you are not quite right. It is not illegal for two consenting adults of mandatory age to send each other photos of whatever they choose to. It would only be illegal if the recipient is under the age of consent or the photos depict someone under the age of consent or an illegal act. How do I know? I've worked in telecommunications for 15+ years and know the telecommunications act in detail (fun reading - not!). Email is considered electronic communication as is SMS or MMS, so emailing someone a photo would also be breaking the law which thankfully it isn't. ;-)
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RHP User
14 years ago
It is totally illegal if; a. the pictures are of an underage person b. The recipient is an underage person c. The pictures are of a person who has not given permission for the transmission d. The pictures are sent to a person who objects to receiving the pictures. It used to be illegal to swear over the phone or send offensive texts as well but again it depends on the person in receipt of the call or texts. I cannot find any legislation that deals with the matter between consenting adults. if anyone has a legislative link please post it but in the CRiminal Code (Cth) it is only illegal as i stated above. The views and expressions are not to be taken on face value. The sender recommends any person doing such sending seek independent legal advice While all care has been taken in the above statement no responsibility is or will be accepted.
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RHP User
14 years ago
They know you overseas Stalky and they check your phone ! LORD fella !!!!.International !.Brae
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RHP User
14 years ago
Tuscanred... A crime still requires "mens ... A guilty mind. You cannot be a minor AND be on this site. We rely on RHP to ensure that only adults participate. Hugs Stalky
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RHP User
14 years ago
RHP does not have the capacity to tell who is underage at all there are plenty of fake profiles and kiddies do get hold of parents cards. A crime is defined by the law, and the outcome is determined in court when working in the jails I met a guy who got 18 months for a text threat to his wife. many get convictions from images on their computers, so a phone is no different. I am sure you can be a minor on this site, though RHP would soon get rid of them if the truth were known. We have to remember that a lot of profiles re fake , ie its a man pretending to be a woman yada yada I have adds in the paper for my photographic service and I do not respond to text messages with any detail at all I make them call me for an apt. So I know its an adult and I say we can discuss this face to face regarding what you want for your photographs. I do not trust the phone at all unless its someone I have met face to face. and hugs back at ya :)
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RHP User
14 years ago
The first step in dealing with those who would interfere with your rights or property is to deny consent - loudly and longly. Let there be no doubt that every time they speak to you, ask any question or attempt to touch you that they are violating your rights. If you're forced to do something then inform your aggressor (and their superiors when the opportunity presents) that you are under duress.
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RHP User
14 years ago
Stalky that is a bloody good point! The last strict country I was in was Vietnam... the government shut down facebook for a week because is didn't like what some students were writing.... very conservative country on the whole. From now on I will definitely delete all pictures prior to travelling. xxMeeks
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RHP User
14 years ago
Aside from the legality and morality of it... most providers and sites take this very seriously and are all too happy to help with investigations. Those who do break the law are taking their chances. As guy who plays with databases most of his day, when authorities are given access to the back end... they can usually narrow down searches with only basic information.
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RHP User
14 years ago
they are allowed to check phones and computers etc at Australian airports...since last year....to stop some pornography from reaching our shores...specifically the stuff that ends in criminal prosecutions.....
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RHP User
14 years ago
minors and RHP? just how do they guarantee that a minor cant have a profile?....heres a tip... they cant. a teen could even set up a premium fully paid for membership, using someone elses credit card...same way kids buy gear from ebay......etc. i know of 'trusted' kids who have dads business visa details, and are able to purchase whatever they like up to a preset dollar value, no questions asked. mine charge various membeships to the home phone...we dont question this, as its never gotten out of hand........
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RHP User
14 years ago
Now you got me worried!Are the providers entitled to go through the pictures you send?
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'D_G_T' *wipes brow and takes a snap of her pussy * love the way people take pics then think oops shouldnt have done that ,,,,,,,,,,,,, then again what are the camera things for if not to be abused Andy
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RHP User
14 years ago
I am a provider ... hmm sorting through this Filth Now ... Hot or Not ????
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RHP User
14 years ago
Really Mike? I didn't know that about Australian airport security!! Lucky I look so innocent that they wouldn't think of asking me. Jesus... reminds me of when I got grilled going out of Israel... obviously too many middle eastern country stamps in my passport. I got hauled off the line and they wanted to look through my travel diary, asking about my family, etc. They separated my friend and I to see if we would answer the same! That was a million years ago though... I didn't even have an email account back in those days. :P xx Meeka
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RHP User
14 years ago
I was wondering about travelling with strapons and dildos. I don't really want to have those in my bag for someone to find. Do you think it would be alright if I wore the strapon on the plane?? xx Meeka
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'filthykandy' Now you got me worried! Are the providers entitled to go through the pictures you send? The providers (Telstra, Optus etc) can only place an interception or monitoring on your phone at the request of ASIO, state or federal police. Even then the providers do not get to see or listen to the intercepted content, only the authority who has obtained a warrant (based on reasonable doubt or evidence that something illegal is happening) get provided with the content. If you are unsure as to whether the pics you are sending might be questionable, happy for you to send some of them to me for review (and rating out of 10) haha
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RHP User
14 years ago
What if someone else goes through you phone or picks it up? Its happened to me when I was driving I said to my friend will you get that for me,as I was expecting call from my daughter. Yep a guy wanking a nice little movie for me. Now I guard my phone with my life, though you cant help grown kids who just pick up your phone when your outside and say mahhhhh this big willy must be fore you! It comes with the job sometimes , I do get some odd calls as taking erotic pictures is my job. I really do not need to see a willy on my phone. I see plenty at work. Neither does any one else that picks up my phone. Not everyone has boundaries when it comes to snooping in others phones, especially married people. So may people get caught out by their mobiles.
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RHP User
14 years ago
There is always such a difficult area between government protection and personal rights. It can only ever be managed well by an informed and aware population, a simple rule-book can't find the right point sufficiently well in a changing and developing society.Pakistan's telecom regulator has made a list of 1600 words (about 1000 of them in English) which it has banned from SMS and will be "filtered without penalty" according to the PTA. They include:FingerfoodMangoMonkey crotchDepositDonutMonkey crotch?? I'm not exactly sure what kind of person that word-ban is aimed at...Perhaps gorillas with mobile phones...?
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