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Phone repairman jailed for forwarding intimate images of customer's fiancee to himself on Telegram - Vimarsana News

Phone repairman jailed for forwarding intimate images of customer's fiancee to himself on Telegram

SINGAPORE: A man tasked to repair a customer's phone scrolled through the latter's Telegram chat application until he found intimate images from the customer's fiancee. He then forwarded the images to himself, but the customer noticed the new chat window while using the application and confronted him.

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