It seems like quite a few older men are taking screenshots of girls’ profiles. Can’t anything be done about this?
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Like adding “Universe Club Universe Club Universe Club” across the photos, as in the sample image.
Men who take screenshots and show them to people they know are seriously creepy, right?
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It would probably be difficult to get men to view it and spread the word. But if women received benefits—such as having offers sent to them first or earning points—when they reported it to the club, I think reports would start coming in rapidly.
Having the men pay a fine might help calm things down somewhat. Expelling them outright could also result in losses for Universe Club. And if the number of male members decreased, women would receive fewer offers, which would be a disadvantage for them as well.
Hopefully, something like this could serve as the strictest penalty.
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I’ve been thinking of various ways to deal with this.
Even if we put “Universe Club” on the photos, I feel that people who are going to show them to others will probably do so anyway, so I’m not sure how effective that would really be.
Adding the man’s club name would at least make it possible to identify who shared the photo, but some people might not care since it’s only a club name.
If the man’s address, full name, age, and phone number were displayed, I think far fewer people would show the photos to others. However, that would then constitute personal information, making it difficult for the club to handle—and that would create its own problems.
When it comes down to it, all we really need is for the operating system itself not to allow screenshots. I wish the OS developers—Microsoft, Google, Apple, and so on—would improve this.
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It’s creepy. Honestly, I don’t even understand why someone would take screenshots in the first place.
I think the best thing would be to ban someone like that, but there’s no proof that they’re taking screenshots and showing them to other people… so I feel like there’s not much that can be done.
Women sign up of their own accord, so if they really feel they can’t deal with that risk, the only options are not to participate, sign up for a service with private or blurred photos—or no photos at all—or come up with an excuse in case someone recognizes them.
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That’s creepy.
As others have said in response to similar questions, it seems like all you can really do is protect yourself—blur your face, go to a salon, and so on.
That said, even if you manage to prevent the photos from being circulated, I feel like having “Universe Club” visible in the picture could actually cause more problems. Ordinary photos might be easier to pass off.
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