A colleague shared a contact and it came with a photo of a woman in a bikini

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I’m pretty new to Redditing and am on mobile so please excuse errors and basic bad form. And I’m not sure if this goes here.

A business colleague, more of an acquaintance really, shared a contact for a potential candidate for a post I’m trying to fill. He obviously knows the person he’s recommending quite well as the contact came with her photo (in a bikini posing on some rocks with crashing waves in the background) attached.

He didn’t actually deliberately send me the pic, it’s obviously the image that is assigned to her in his phone.

I don’t think I have s question really, it’s more like a WTF?! This feels like a massive invasion of privacy and not entirely his fault, surely phones shouldn’t just send the whole kit ‘n caboodle when sharing contacts?



Submitted April 29, 2019 at 03:02PM by foreignerinanewland http://bit.ly/2WcsQiL

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