Some T-Mobile Users See Nude Strangers on Their Profile Pages

Posted Nov 6th 2009 6:01PM by Warren Riddle
Filed under: Cell Phones


T-Mobile is apparently offering a scintillating ('Titillating' would have been far too easy and predictable.) new feature for people with online accounts: pics of naked girls. The Consumerist is reporting that when T&A- T-Mobile subscriber "Andrew" signed in to his account to check a bill payment recently, a picture of an unfamiliar, topless female appeared on his profile page, within his MobileLife photo album.

Andrew also claims that when he signed in again later, yet more nudie shots appeared. After the Consumerist broke Andrew's shocking story, the site was flooded with still more reports of even raunchier images appearing on T-Mobile profile pages. When asked for a comment, a T-Mobile spokesperson told the Consumerist that the company is investigating the incidents, which it claims are "not common."
If it doesn't fix the problem soon, T-Mobile can definitely expect an appropriate backlash from women, gender equality groups, parents, and anyone concerned about pornography. That being said, the company's popularity among the young male demographic should most certainly skyrocket. [From: The Consumerist]

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