In yet another cautionary tale of watch what you post, a Teacher's Assistant at the University of Iowa grabbed headlines after accidentally attaching a graphic image of herself instead of answers to a homework assignment. Whoopsie!
According to an article in Gawker, the Pentacrest TA was horrified at the slip. Apparently the GIFs feature her good naked self in a compromising position during a cybersex session with her boyfriend captured in a Google+ Hangout.
A study guide, of sorts.
Of course the TA, who deeply "regrets her actions," has since requested that students who received the email "kindly delete it" and avoid the temptation to share it.
This kind of thing happens all the time. It's just too easy to attach the wrong file or leave your phone lying around.
If you have incriminating or compromising images on your phone or computer, do safeguard them with your life—or you might as well hand them over to your mother-in-law and boss right now.
Case in point: My husband once glimpsed more of a female colleague than he wanted to while she was showing him and another male a photo. Smart phone, dumb move.
Ever have an email or image get into the wrong hands? Do share. Humiliation loves company.
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