Katie Price changes Apple iCloud password to âpasswordâ
The latest iCloud leaked celebrity photo revelationÂ has come from Katie Price who toldÂ reporters today that she hasÂ changed her password to âpasswordâ, due to a lack of interest in her photos. Price told reporters she was left with no choice but to change her password to âpasswordâ after no-one had leaked any photos of her. When asked about the change, Price said, âI donât see why all those little starlets get to have all the attention.â âIâve got loads more experience of naked photos than any of them.â Sources claim Price is considering suing AppleÂ for the lack of equal representation during the leak, and is seeking monetary reparation to cover the costs of her own efforts in spreading photos of herself. âMailing packets of nude photos to every news agency gets expensive,â she said, âEver since the leak, Iâve tried everything to get my bits in the newspapers. Itâs just not fair.â While Price continuesÂ working as hard as she can in her efforts to advertise her talents, the rest of the world has begun making its thoughts known on the treatment of the topless model. âIâve taken time away from dealing with the Ukraine crisis in order to follow this horrid travesty,â President Vladimir Putin said in a public address. âThe willful indifference to complete fair treatment by the American company Apple to a citizen of the world is absolutely appalling.â British Prime Minister David Cameron said, âThis is ridiculous. Why are you bothering me about such nonsense?â German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, âThis is good, we donât need more naked photos of celebrities floating around. I hope Apple wins any result lawsuit brought by Price.â Apple has not yet voiced a reply to the lawsuit, but while Apple didnât reply, ecommerce site Shopify released a statement saying, ââ¦ this whole event has been one sad and sordid affair.â Dubbed âThe Fappeningâ by many Internet goers, the leak of hundreds of private nude photographs from Appleâs iCloud service sparked a firestorm of debate and activity. While some blame Apple and lax security for the major breach, others look for the hacker known as â4chanâ as the true culprit behind the leak. âThis is terrible,â lamented one anonymous commenter, âmy left arm is almost entirely numb, I donât how Iâm supposed to work tomorrow, this is a disaster.â Not everyone is focused on the immediate effects of the leak however, as Twitter user @ChinkoMachine said, âStill hoping that all these nudes are leading up to a Half Life 3 announcement. #fappeningâ With all the outrage, disgust, and support pouring forth from the citizens of the world, many are asking the real question, does this really matter at all? As one Twitter user explained, poorly, âÂ It doesnât make much sense that these women would take all these revealing photos and then upload them to the Internet andÂ expect them to be perfectly safe.â âThatâs like trying to grab honey from a beehive and then blaming the dog for getting stung because he bumped the tree.â âAnd no, Iâm not even remotely interested in Katie Priceâs photos.â