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Spare Room Lifts Lid On NZ Dating Shocker!

Friday, 13 October 2006, 3:01 pm
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Spare Room Lifts Lid On NZ Dating Shocker!

Sharing your personal information online is one thing, but sharing images of yourself frolicking about naked on a dating website is a risk that singles should consider very carefully.

A member of NZ Dating.com says a problem occurred last week when a beta version of this dating site was uploaded to the web. When people started to use it, they found that they could see everybody’s restricted photos.

Normally, members can upload photos and mark them as restricted, so that only people they identify as their buddies can view them.

For the full story and more, see… Spareroom.co.nz - Private Information, Private Parts.

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