A woman in England received two unsolicited dick pictures while she was in public transportation. She actually reported it to authorities there which of course highlights an instance of what’s being referred to as cyber flashing. In this case Lorraine Crighton-Smith says that she had her Apple Airdrop open because she was sharing images with another person and forgot to turn it off.

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Police in England are investigating what may be the first instance of “cyber flashing,” BBC reports. While riding a train in South London, a woman reportedly received two unsolicited pictures of a man’s penis on her phone via Apple’s “Airdrop” feature.

The victim, 34-year-old Lorraine Crighton-Smith, reported the incident to the British Transport Police.

“I had Airdrop switched on because I had been using it previously to send photos to another iPhone user. And a picture appeared on the screen of a man’s penis, which I was quite shocked by,” she told BBC. “So, I declined the image instinctively, and another image appeared, at which [point] I realized someone nearby must be sending them, and that concerned me. I felt violated, it was a very unpleasant thing to have forced upon my screen.”