[rollo tomasi]

Once its digital (Especially a smartphone probably set to automatically be sent "in the air") and uploaded its not private, its just waiting to be plucked/good old fashioned ignorance no matter what your service provider promises in terms of privacy.

Its the equivalent of taking nude Polaroids and putting the pics in a safe where perverted trolls already have residences inside the safe.

If one sells these pics there is a crime along with the original breach/hack. Once released in the wild, its too late for tears...

[Resettozero]

Once its digital (Especially a smartphone probably set to automatically be sent "in the air") and uploaded its not private, its just waiting to be plucked/good old fashioned ignorance no matter what your service provider promises in terms of privacy.

Its the equivalent of taking nude Polaroids and putting the pics in a safe where perverted trolls already have residences inside the safe.

If one sells these pics there is a crime along with the original breach/hack. Once released in the wild, its too late for tears...

A very questionable legal opinion you've offered. You might argue this before a compromised judge and win.