How to practice safe sexting

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Precisely what is sexting?

Sexting is "the behaviour of sending text messages about sex or designed to stimulate someone" by the Cambridge Dictionary sexually.

Mobile technology has made it possible to establish relationships, express emotions, and engage in foreplay without being physically there with one another. Think about online dating. Well, at least the Internet has broadened the range of choices!

How can you text safely?

Let's get started with the sexting tenets!

1: Double-check who the recipient of your sext is - Although it seems obvious, mistakes do occur. Often.

2: Never send a sext to a third party - Beyond the fact that such behaviour is extremely insulting, revenge porn is illegal.

3: Keep your sexts private in case they are found -
  • Don't expose your face or any portions of your body that are immediately recognised, including tattoos or birthmarks.
  • Employ an impersonal backdrop
  • Disable location services for all apps on your device.
  • A photo editing programme also allows you to blur specific portions of images.
4: Make it a practice to delete sexts - Even if your sexts can be stored on an encrypted hard drive, it's always better to delete them. Applications like Secure Eraser make it easier to permanently remove all files and stop their replication.

5: Communication is essential - Tell your partner what you are comfortable doing (or not doing): Are you fine with pictures, videos, or maybe just texts? Do you favour having your sexts erased once they are viewed?

6: Investigate the dangers - Sexting is not entirely risk-free. You should thus never send something that you wouldn't want to be publicised.

7: Use applications rather than text messages - The following applications should be deleted: Instagram, Facebook Messenger, and Snapchat.

What are the top apps for safe sexting right now?

Viber, Telegram, Signal, Wire, WhatsApp, and Confide

8: Disable automatic cloud backup - We frequently overlook the fact that photos taken with your phone are automatically stored in the cloud, making them more susceptible to a cyberattack.

9: Protect your phone - You can use a password manager to remember all of your passwords for you by setting one up. Additionally, it can lock files and offers multi-factor authentication for increased protection (face and fingerprint recognition are strongly advised!).

10: Be wary of both your own and your partner's connections - Wireless networks expose your files to extra risk in public areas. To ensure that sending sexts is acceptable, you might possibly decide on a code with your spouse.
 
DavyBlaid

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The information is really interesting and can be useful to those who want to do sexting for the first time. However, I am not terrified that information about me will end up on the Internet because I know how to make money sexting and it would be a good publicity.
 
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DavyBlaid said:
The information is really interesting and can be useful to those who want to do sexting for the first time. However, I am not terrified that information about me will end up on the Internet because I know how to make money sexting and it would be a good publicity.
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Nowadays people are too swamped with their working lives, so it is natural for them to desire emotional and physical intimacy in any form. Therefore, I can provide them with an easy form of intimacy with a no-strings-attached relationship. This is a very lucrative way to make extra money, just like selling nude photos online.
 
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