Me parto con esta historia de Wired News:
John Clennan, 23, says someone rummaged through his unlocked car while he was working the nightshift at a Long Island convenience store earlier this month. Several days later Clennan realized his Sanyo 5500 was missing from the vehicle, and he called service provider Sprint PCS to have the service cut off.
Because the camera phone can only hold a limited number of images, Sprint lets subscribers upload photos from the device to a web account. “I decided to go and check out the web space and see if there were any pictures uploaded to it, and he had taken almost 40 pictures and five movies and uploaded them all,” says Clennan.
Most of the images show the same young man, flexing for the camera in various states of dress, kissing a young woman, posing with apparent friends and family members, and generally having a good time with a new toy.
When Clennan checked the account’s e-mail outbox, he found the new owner had forwarded some of the photos to a particular Yahoo e-mail account.
Moraleja: si te encuentras un móvil (que es lo que dice el individuo en cuestión – al final de la noticia) no hagas el capullo en exceso. Bueno, o mejor hazlo. Así nos reímos todos.
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