Probably you expected the Maine high scholl students to get into problems for sharing spicy pictures on Facebook, however this time is about the coach Paul Withee.
Actually the troubling racy photo was solely aimed at his girlfriend and Paul Withee figured out after a few minutes that he made it public to the whole internet.
Symptoms of type 2 diabetes viagra online no prescription are increased thirst, hunger, fatigue, frequent urination, weight loss etc. There are several points that a men should be familiar with the medication for sure- What are Kamagra tablets? Kamagra tablets are the ways to solve the problem quite easily. levitra 40 mg This drug works best when visit this link now cialis women taken in correct quantity and the user takes proper precautions. Wearing a condom prevents stimulation generika sildenafil 100mg in men thereby increasing the time before ejaculation. “I feel embarrassed, ashamed and humiliated. It was the first time when something like this happened to me. I’ve never done it before and I won’t ever again,” Withee said during an interview for The Bangor Daily News.
“Just want to warn that people should pay a lot of attention when dealing with social networks. You can easily get into lot of problems and everything you love is taken away from you”, he added.
Paul Withee image was online on Facebook for just 10 minute, but that was long enough for one of his students to see it. The respective student told the parents who alerted the school board.
Comments
One response to “Maine coach Paul Withee resigns after mistakenly posted racy photo on Facebook”
This guy doesn’t realize it – but he may have fallen victim to an e-mal spoofing privacy hack. A parent just happened to be monitoring his page for 10 minutes, in a 24 hour day, in a 7 day week? Not likely – unless the parent was waiting for the photo to appear. There are numerous techniques and tools available that make e-mail spoofing simple and transparent – I would certainly investigate further.