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TX: Couple sues Plano company after private images posted online

Posted on January 16, 2016 by Dissent

Amber Downing reports:

 A local couple is suing a cell phone repair company after an employee allegedly posted dozens of pornographic images of them on social media.

Dane Jaskinia said he sent his Samsung phone in for repairs in April 2015 after the charge port broke. Sprint sent the phone to Repair Services Inc. in Plano.

A couple days after it was sent in, his Facebook page started blowing up.

Read more on KVUE. The firm denies all the allegations. Curiously, the complaint involves the employee allegedly being able to post the pics to the customer’s Facebook page because the customer had remained logged in to Facebook. If that’s true, then there’s a lesson to be learned in there somewhere, no?

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