A original report from NBC News detailed how Apple’s AirDrop feature has become a accepted tool for sexual harassers who want to send unwanted,offensive content to random people, especially on public transport.
In a report published Sunday, or NBC News detailed the stories of two original York women who received sexually explicit AirDrop messages from strangers while riding the subway. These included 35-year-old actress and dancer Abigail Mentzer,who told the publication that she was on her way to a doctors appointment when she received an AirDrop notification, with the file preview displaying a CD with the words “Songs I’ll choke you out to while wrecking your uterus” written on the disc. This was followed by three more messages that featured sexually explicit photos and similarly offensive text.“I guess it makes sense in this day and age, and to find original,inventive ways to harass people,” Mentzer told NBC News.
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Source: inquisitr.com