Cell phone sex video

Cell phone sex video clears man of rape charges

 

The sheer volume of amateur cellphone sex videos on the Internet’s porn site — while certainly culturally edifying — illustrates the new truth about sex in the 21st century: don’t let anyone record it, or everyone will be enjoying it.

But sometimes, the all-seeing and voyeuristic eye of consumer video culture has a happy ending: a businessman who recorded himself having sex with a university student was recently cleared of the charges after the footage was shown in court.

Before the footage was presented as evidence, the judge warned both the gallery and the jury: “You are going to see a clip which from what I have been told you may find extremely distasteful.”
Despite this warning, though, the defense failed to exhibit a scene from Dustin Diamond’s sex tape, but instead a rather traditional recording of an enthusiastic coupling.

After the tape had finished playing, the judge ruled in the favor of the defendant. “You and Mr Taylor were very familiar with each other and comfortable in each other’s presence.”

There’s the possibility, of course, that the judge made the wrong decision: there could have been drugs involved. But score one for the good guys. A lot is made, rightfully, of the eradication of privacy in the digital age, but when it can help a man avoid wrongful imprisonment and the total ruin of his life, there’s a bright side.
The moral? If you’re actively swinging, pony up for a cell phone with a good camera. And PornHub commenters say, the more megapixels, the better.

The Human Modem Video

Remember the analog modem? Those noisy unreliable screamers that used to rule our online life? Anna Jane Grossman*—Gizmodo collaborator and author—made this video of people paying homage to the venerable device: The human modem handshake, 2400bps full-duplex. [Obsolete]