[FONT="book antiqua"][FONT="][One of my new gay (online) friends asked me where he can post nude photos of himself so that only I and his other gay friends can view them. Here is my lengthy reply. ][/FONT][/FONT]
[FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="]One thing you may not know is that: IT ONLY MATTERS WHERE YOUR [/FONT][/FONT]
[FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="]NUDE PICS ARE HOSTED. Japan does not block outside sites (at least most ISP companies in Japan do not). Your blog is hosted on Blogger so the photos were not kept in Japan but were stored on Google's own web servers in the U.S.[/FONT][/FONT]
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It is not a crime to post naked photos of yourself that do violate international legal standards when the photos are not physically stored on Japanese host web servers.
BLOG [/FONT][/FONT][FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="]Privacy[/FONT][/FONT][FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="] versus SITE [/FONT][/FONT][FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="]Privacy[/FONT][/FONT]
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Your 'Out There' blog was not private at all; however, it was also not really possible to find it without seeing the URL in some profile of yours.
Blogger does not password protect blogs but you can make them for 'members only'.
However, you can make it completely private and only allow specific people to view it by sending them an invitation by email.
There may be other blog sites such as LiveJournal, Wordpress and Typepad (or others) where you can set up a password protection for members only.
There are plenty of gay sites where a viewer would first have to become a[/FONT][/FONT]
[FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="]member (usually free) before he can actually see your profile or any pics on it. I have shown some examples of such sites below: such as Dudesnude or Manjam or GayWatch or Gay.com [/FONT][/FONT][FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="]EMAIL: One thing that I do is to have completely SEPARATE email accounts for my married, straight father / professor self, and another completely set of email accounts for my 'gay' self.
I think you're mixing up the two of them - which is perfectly for today's young people. We, who are older and part of an established institution, would not be so happy to have our 'gay' identities shown to everyone.[/FONT][/FONT][FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="]
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[FONT="franklin gothic medium"][FONT="]So I suggest you to make a 'gay/bisexual-only' email account and to use it solely when sending email and logging on to gay sites.
Also, there is a benefit of using email which is already part of a securely encrypted mail server: NOTE* the URL for a site: https://
Google email uses such a system. The 'extra' s after the http indicates that a site is securely encrypted.[/FONT][/FONT]
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