Just thought I'd get a quick poll going on everyone's experience with cameras in Vegas. Obviously this is directed at those of us who can neither confirm nor deny anything that may or may not have happened while we were in vegas.
We have 2 rules now when we go to vegas.
1. no cameras, and any pictures taken with cell phones have to be vetoed by the group whether they have to be deleted. We usually go over all of the pictures while at the airport leaving vegas as it gives us a chance to both re-live some memories, and also delete anything incriminating.
2. no accepting facebook friends while in vegas... or if you do, you must have privacy settings set so that you have to approve whether to be tagged in a picture or not.
We added the second rule because of a situation that arose last trip. One of the single guys became facebook friends with some of the girls we were hanging out with by the pool and was tagged in a few photos. Of course some of the other guys (married) were in these photos. All of a sudden while we were at the pool there were multiple phone calls from friends at work back home with warnings that facebook was blowing up with these pics. Long story short, although there was nothing hugely incriminating (just guys with arms around girls) one of the guys changed his flights and left vegas early.
***And just in case anyone who knows me sees this post, I'm not saying that any pictures from Vegas would necessarily be incriminating, just that they might be misinterpreted.
We have 2 rules now when we go to vegas.
1. no cameras, and any pictures taken with cell phones have to be vetoed by the group whether they have to be deleted. We usually go over all of the pictures while at the airport leaving vegas as it gives us a chance to both re-live some memories, and also delete anything incriminating.
2. no accepting facebook friends while in vegas... or if you do, you must have privacy settings set so that you have to approve whether to be tagged in a picture or not.
We added the second rule because of a situation that arose last trip. One of the single guys became facebook friends with some of the girls we were hanging out with by the pool and was tagged in a few photos. Of course some of the other guys (married) were in these photos. All of a sudden while we were at the pool there were multiple phone calls from friends at work back home with warnings that facebook was blowing up with these pics. Long story short, although there was nothing hugely incriminating (just guys with arms around girls) one of the guys changed his flights and left vegas early.
***And just in case anyone who knows me sees this post, I'm not saying that any pictures from Vegas would necessarily be incriminating, just that they might be misinterpreted.
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