Nude pic wrong phone

AP — Some South Carolina high school students are calling for the return of a teacher who resigned after a student spread a nude picture of her through text messages and social media. Union County High School teacher Leigh Anne Arthur, 33, told news outlets she left her cellphone on her desk Monday as she monitored a hallway during a class change. A year-old boy took her phone, and with his own phone took pictures of nude images of Arthur on her phone, she said. But David Eubanks, interim superintendent of Union County schools, said Arthur was in the wrong because the phone was unlocked.

Danie Cain, 31, took the cheeky photo after a naked sunbaking session — and the X-rated photo embarrassingly ended up in the wrong hands. Danie Cain, 31, took the cheeky photo after a naked sunbaking session — and while the X-rated photo was meant to go to her new love interest, she embarrassingly ended up hitting send to the wrong person. The unsuspecting recipient was the man set to fit her new carpets. After realising her mistake, she sent a flurry of apologetic messages to the unsuspecting tradie who took the saucy blunder very well. After Danie, from Wigan, Greater Manchester, shared their awkward conversation on Facebook, it quickly went viral, racking up more than shares.

Within a few weeks of each other, two friends of mine in the Bay Area independently received a text with the same unsolicited photo of a woman's bra-clad, but otherwise exposed, cleavage sent from an area code in central Pennsylvania last month. Both of them, curious as to the provenance of the boobs, replied and asked who was texting them. It was clear some scam was afoot. But what was it?