Woman Calls Tech Support, Gets Picture of Her Own Breasts in Return

As if tech support weren't bad enough already, now the guys at the other end are looking for naked pictures on your computer and then sending them back to you as some kind of bizarre geek gift. Is this an introvert's way of asking you out on a date? Could be, but likely it will get their ass fired if someone brings this to the company's attention . . . assuming you can track down the person you were talking to you because they always used fake Americanized names, don't they?

Here's just one example. If you've heard of others, leave us a comment below.

Stacy Gore was on the phone with a computer technician in India who had remotely accessed her computer to help repair it when an image flashed across her laptop screen, shocking her. It was a snapshot of her bare breasts.  Gore had forgotten about the picture, which was tucked away in a file on her computer.  "It creeped me out," says Gore, 45.

She had logged into Dell's network through its DellConnect service and had gotten connected to the IT specialist overseas, who identified himself as Jack Neos.  He spent 2 ½ hours on the phone and online with Gore, trying to fix a virus, but his behavior extended well beyond professional boundaries, according to the police report Gore filed this week in Orange.

Gore, a real estate agent, alleges that Neos activated her built-in laptop camera while he was working and snapped photos of her and displayed them on her computer screen, making her feel uncomfortable, she says. He also found and flashed the photos of her breasts.

Then, two days later, when she signed onto her laptop for the first time since connecting with the technician in India, the picture of her breasts appeared as her screen wallpaper, she says. "Look, I'm a pretty mellow person," Gore says. "If some guy wants to look at a nude picture of some 45-year-old chick who was hot 20 years ago, then I say go ahead – that's fine with me.

SOURCE: Getting flashed by your laptop is no fun | gore, computer, neos - News - The Orange County Register
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