A burglary suspect was arrested last week on charges of using the geographic coordinates of photos from Instagram και το Facebook για να βρει φοιτήτριες και στην συνέχεια να διαρρήξει τα homeand steal their underwear.
You like uploading public photos you on social media? Then listen to this: The Fullerton, California Police Department announced yesterday that 44time Arturo Galvan is likely the offender behind 6 burglaries dating back to October of 2015 with 24 women victims.
The police report that Galvan found women who were on the internet and who shared photos publicly Instagram and Facebook. Then he found the GPS coordinates that existed in the photo tag, depicted these coordinates on a map, and used location data to locate the homes where the protagonists lived.
Galvan then invaded the homes, while women were often inside them and stole women's underwear and sometimes some valuables.
Galvan was arrested last Thursday after a 3-hour manhunt in a Fullerton neighborhood. He faces charges of theft, αποδοχή productof crime and voyeurism.
The Fullerton PD states - and we fully agree with this - that the above news is a warning story about the public, public use of photos, and warns the public to check their privacy data as well as the tags of the photos mentioned on the site and posted on the internet.