In 2022, I was on the London Underground when a stranger sent me a photograph of his erect penis. I had received an anonymous Bluetooth request that read “iPhone would like to share a photo with you”.

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. England’s court system has sentenced a “cyberflasher” to over ...

Security researchers find a way to unlock millions of hotel rooms, the UK introduces cyberflashing laws, and Google’s AI search pushes malware and scams. All this and much much more is discussed in ...

LONDON (AP) — England’s first convicted cyberflasher was sentenced Tuesday to 5 1/2 years in prison after sending unsolicited photos of his genitals to a teenage girl and a woman. Nicholas Hawkes, 39, ...

London — England's first convicted cyberflasher was sentenced Tuesday to 5 1/2 years in prison after sending unsolicited photos of his genitals to a teenage girl and a woman. Nicholas Hawkes, 39, a ...

A convicted sex offender has become the first to be jailed for cyberflashing crimes under new laws, after he sent non-consensual images of his genitals to two victims. Nicholas Hawkes, 39, was ...

England has sentenced a man to 66 weeks in prison for 'cyberflashing,' and it is considered a crime in the country to send unsolicited photos of one's genitalia to victims. Nicholas Hawkes was the ...

This undated photo issued by Essex Police on Tuesday March 19, 2024 shows Nicholas Hawkes, 39, a convicted sex offender who sent unsolicited photos of his genitals to a girl and a woman, was the first ...

Flashing someone on the street carries strict penalties, but "cyberflashing," or sending lewd images without consent by text messaging or the internet, still has few or no repercussions in many states ...

A man has been jailed for 66 weeks in England after pleading guilty to cyberflashing. Nicholas Hawkes is the first person to be convicted of the crime in the country under the Online Safety Act.