Do you recognise this man?
If so, the New York Police Department would like to hear from you.
Photographs of this young man (who may appear to be having an incident with ectoplasm, but is seemingly smoking marijuana) were uploaded to the Facebook account of one Viviana Estrada.
According to media reports, 27-year-old Miss Estrada had her iPhone 4S stolen in the early hours of March 2nd, after she and her uncle were approached by a man near East Tremont Avenue and the Grand Concourse.
It's bad enough having your smartphone stolen - but what happened next would really rub your nose in it. It appears that the thief then taunted his victim by posting images taken with the stolen iPhone to the victim's Facebook account.
Of course, maybe the thief didn't realise he was posting the images to his victim's Facebook account - maybe he thought that he was posting them to his own page on the social network. But because most people have their smartphone Facebook app permanently logged into the site, it's an easy mistake for a drugged-up phone thief to make.
We have often spoken on Naked Security about the dangers of posting inappropriate information on Facebook, and how it could lead to your privacy being compromised, or you falling victim to identity thieves.
This guy clearly isn't the smartest cookie, and if the photograph is shared far and wide it could lead to him being invited to answer a few questions by the New York Police.
For once, maybe something good will come out of a smartphone user not having properly locked her device with a hard-to-crack password.
Anyone who recognises the man in the photo is invited to contact NYPD Crimestoppers.
If you're interested in other Facebook goofs made by criminals, check out the burglar who uploaded his own picture to the victim's Facebook account and the two men who robbed an internet cafe, but forgot to log out of Facebook first.
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Wonder if the photo has any geo tagging on it?
According to Jailbreak trend "By default iPhone resorts to tagging GPS and geographic information to the photos taken from your iPhone camera in EXIF data of iPhone Photos."
But I imagine NYPD already thought about that.
I agree, not a very smart cookie at all. Stealing an iPhone in the first place isn't very smart; you're risking having your GPS location revealed the moment you turn on the device. Taking pictures of yourself doing illegal (at least in New York) drugs and then posting them to your victim's Facebook is a whole different level of stupidity. Posting to Facebook would also reveal his IP address to the account holder, and if he's connecting to his personal WiFi, he's done for.
"SEEMINGLY smoking marijuana"?????????
I've heard marijuana seemingly turns you evil.
Seemingly is a great word. From that photo he seemingly has no torso either. Imagine the headlines... "Head and Shoulders steal iPhone". I wonder if their shampoo products would drop in sales??
He seemingly could be Colin Powell having fun uploading new facebook pictures on his "hacked account".
Hmmm.... Seemingly I don't really have a point here.
Another phone without a password - when will people learn!
shame she hadn't registered with Find iPhone