icloud true artifact: Man's cheating is live

MW Law firm family legal partner Sam Hall believes that cloud synchronization services, including Apple icloud, allow people to better understand whether their spouse is cheating outside. In recent months, he has received a number of similar cases, when people find that their spouse is cheating outside, the relevant information and photos of the infidelity because the husband and wife use the same cloud account and keep in sync. In a case in which Hall is advising, a more than 40-year-old married man went out with a friend one night to encourage him to download the Tinder program to date a nearby single woman, and then he used Snapchat to exchange limited photos with the women. Unfortunately, the photos and information were synchronized with the icloud account to his wife, who appeared on his 7-year-old son's ipad. The man's wife has been monitoring the contents of the synchronization for two weeks, collecting evidence of her husband's infidelity, gaining an advantage in divorce proceedings and demanding that his husband compensate his son for damage. In another case, a young man using the ipad found that his mother exchanged information and restricted-level photographs with another man. The two cases are only part of Hall's handling, as the rise of icloud and other cloud services has made it easier to get evidence of a spouse's infidelity. "Technology continues to change the nature of relationships, and social networks and information applications can easily make people behave badly," Hall says. At the same time, many people do not understand the working principle of icloud and cloud synchronization software, the likelihood of being caught cheating is also more and more big.