[MarvinStinson]

“We take the privacy and security of our customers’ data extremely seriously and have a number of protocols in place to ensure data is protected throughout the repair process,” Apple said in a statement.

[shotgun]

This thread is worthless without pictures

[a fool in paradise]

If they hadn’t been dumb enough to post them to her own social media account, their theft and invasion of privacy would’ve been harder to track.

[ConservativeMind]

Folks, when you have a hardware problem with an iPhone, YOU NEVER HAVE TO GIVE THE REPAIR PERSON YOUR PIN OR PASSWORDS.

It has built-in diagnostics that let the bad part be found and the repaired part be proven to work.

I have so lambasted the Apple Store guys over their insistent cries of “Can I have your passcode?”

[Tell It Right]

Good news. She can be sure Tim Cook didn’t look at her photos.

[rellic]

Only a fool documents their indiscretions.

[hercuroc]

Facebook should be sued also just for the hell of it.

[Eddie01]

“extremely seriously”

No you don’t.

[Rebelbase]

No way do I condone the release of private info but today’s kids see no shame in filming themselves having sex nor consider the potential consequences.

Ironic that in this case the consequence was a millions $ windfall.

[Seruzawa]

While I love to see Amazon eating shyt it’s impossible to feel sorry for someone this stupid.

[null and void]

I’d need to see the evidence to properly judge the veracity of this story.

[Walrus]

“Millions of dollars” means nothing. Put Apple out of business!

[Bones75]

What kind of idiot sends a phone in for repair with their own sex video on it?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

My MacBook Pro needs a new battery and keyboard. It has all of our family financial and personal data. This is EXACTLY why I won’t send it in for repair unless I back it up three times then cryptograhic-erase it. But that is a real pain in the neck, so I haven’t done it.