It would help us determine your level of exposure if you could post the pic here. You know, for your safety.

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Long Chile was a silly place.

I guess anything is possible. I would check your storage on the phone and make sure the photo isn't stored anywhere. I think on my google phone any images that get texted will be stored some place on the phone. Also, not sure how these things work but usually just an image being there cant do anything. Again, not sure but you usually have to click on it to activate what ever is malicious. It could be nothing more than a fishing attempt to get an active phone number. No that you responded they know they have one. Or like you said, probably nothing at all. Was it a pic someone took with the camera of the phone?

If this was the image then my suggestion is to do a hard reset of your phone and contact your local law enforcement office.

What image? I see nothing.

Send back a dick pic. See what happens.

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Its probably just a ruse to compile legitimate numbers

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I am not a tech person, so I don't know if an image poses a threat. And my google-fu seems to indicate that most malicious attempts would include something that you have to click on. But I am not so sure, as I recall a LR user mentioned that they would only use a 'blank' phone to travel to certain parts of the world for fear of hacking.

It's a simple picture of a mirror selfie. It wasn't explicit or anything like that. Just seemed like a picture someone someone would take like for a social media page.

Guy or girl ;o) probably just a wrong number

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