Cape Town pensioner shunned over Whatsapp porno post

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The man, in his 60s, is one of an increasing number of people getting into hot water on community chat groups for racist, inappropriate, explicit or offensive posts.

Steffie Betts, an administrator of a busy Durban neighbourhood group, is accustomed to the perils of running a WhatsApp group, often fraught with drama, fear, porn and slanging matches.

Just as community WhatsApp groups have become minefields, so too have work groups, where companies are not hesitating to either discipline or fire employees who have brought them into disrepute by posting inappropriate material to the platform. “Many people don’t realise that WhatsApp is a social media platform. The biggest issue is that given the immediacy of WhatsApp, people often send the wrong thing.”

“The instances generally extend to where they’ve published racist or sexist comments online or where they have used social media to harass their employers or colleagues,” said Ros Davey, a partner at Bowmans.

 

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😂and here I am deleting groups left, right and centre. So annoying.

lol social media junkie.

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