Sherry Taylor

Q: A new poll says that 55% of Americans think it’s our own responsibility to protect this?

A: Our cell phone pictures

CELL PHONE OWNERS TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR OWN EMBARASSING PHOTOS (YouGov)

In the wake of the fapping scandal, YouGov asked American cell phone owners who is responsible to protect potentialy ebarassing photos or videos stroed on a cell phone from hackers?
— 55% think that cell phone owners are responsible for their own photos and videos
— 4% think that cell phone providers are responsible
— 43% think that both cell phone owners and providers are respoonsible

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