A thief & a rant

[Cameron]

So about two days ago I had an iPhoneXR stolen. Small things to a giant right. So this person so my phone I’m guessing from a Walmart near my area. And the next morning she had apparently took it upon herself to send out my nude photos to some of her personal numbers, as well as to a lot of people on my Snapchat. I am 100% this girl Hass to be a provider because she was sending numbers to management if you know what I mean. So anyways I received A message from an email. And then a little bit later I got a text message saying hi I work at the McDonald’s on Beechnut and this girl there had your phone and I got it opened it up and it said to call this number so I wanted to return your phone back to you. Major brownie points because whether or not the dude was honest he brought me my phone back. And he also told me that it was a girl named Brittany. So if Britney reads this or if there’s a Britney that provides and works at McDonald’s honey I need to get your whole entire life together because I’m not the one to mess with. Sending my personal photos. Big no-no. She works a McDonald’s on Beechnut and Gessner. She also took it upon herself to send herself a few hundred dollars or actually around $200 from my cash app and it was not successful except for once. I have no idea if she has contacted any of my clients but if my guys got a message or any off-the-wall message from anyone pretending to be me it was not me I can guarantee you that. And there was a certain person whom she was screenshot Ing pictures of off of this website. I’m almost positive I know who it is.

[Brooke Wilde]

I'd delete this while you still can.

Drama you don't want to be associated with, on top of more questions then answers. I'm not going to break them down in this post, because as I already stated, you really should delete this post.

If your desire is to alert others your phone was temporarily out of your possession under no control of your own, simply say that.

[richard fitzwell]

Good point Brooke!!! Kai I’m sorry this happened, but this will lead to more questions than answers for you. And I’m positive the questions will not be helpful.

[Universal]

Brooke advice is straight up

[Cameron]

Well I just found out that it was from a girl that actually works at the McDonald’s close to where I live. And she was going to try to extort money from me and she had her coworker bring it to me so I wouldn’t know who she was. I understand all your points and I respect them trust me. And also basically the reason why I wrote it was to let the gentleman that I have in this phone if for some reason they got an out of line text for me that it wasn’t me. But I could see where you guys are saying that I should’ve covered my ass differently and I respect that.

[Dingaling]

A provider who doesn't have a screen lock?
Smh

[Westley]

Well I just found out that it was from a girl that actually works at the McDonald’s close to where I live. And she was going to try to extort money from me and she had her coworker bring it to me so I wouldn’t know who she was. I understand all your points and I respect them trust me. And also basically the reason why I wrote it was to let the gentleman that I have in this phone if for some reason they got an out of line text for me that it wasn’t me. But I could see where you guys are saying that I should’ve covered my ass differently and I respect that.

This scenario is why I recommend a SIM card lock. Visit the nearest store front of your cellular service provider or dial 611 for assistance setting one up. Moreover, I strongly recommend the protonmail app as it can be used to protect your hobby email contacts by a fingerprint and a passcode. This could buy you some time to locate your phone and make a deliberate decision to remotely wipe your phone. I also recommend backing up your phone to a computer on a regular basis in case you intentionally or an unauthorized user accidentally wipes your phone. In this way you will not lose a significant amount of information if you have to wipe your phone remotely. Lookout and other apps can send out digital flares before the battery dies as well as track your phone while in use. Visit the nearest Apple Store for assistance to password protect or compartmentalize individual apps that contain sensitive information. Develop a contingency plan to help minimize damage to your business reputation as well as impliment a notification process to warn any clients or business associates who may have a need to know. Stay safe. It's a jungle out there!

Westley aka Whisky_1 (eccie)

[Westley]

I'd delete this while you still can.

Drama you don't want to be associated with, on top of more questions then answers. I'm not going to break them down in this post, because as I already stated, you really should delete this post.

If your desire is to alert others your phone was temporarily out of your possession under no control of your own, simply say that.

Ms KiaHTX,

Ms Brooke Wild does make a valid point from an individual prospective. However, with all due respect her suggestion would nullify or minimize a collective and organizational learning opportunity. Thank you for sharing and creating a collective learning opportunity for the oh2 community. From my vantage point it is rare indeed to witness a companion or admirer put the needs of the hobby community above their own self interest. Hopefully, your sharing will inspire other companions and their admirers to be proactive rather than reactive. It took courage to share your experience and I admire you for doing so. Thank you again for sharing.

Westley aka Whisky_1 (eccie)

[Bigwill832]

I really like your butt and would love to receive pictures of it. :)

[tbone2u]

To me the guys were giving her good advice.....not piling up on her. I learned something as well.

[lovelyxxxo]

Kai what kinda phone are you using my a10 has a app built in similair to iphone you can log in on anything and report stolen and it will auto lock the phone and send gps cordinates to where it is.