After 4 Years Of Man Hunt, Google Maps Help Cops Arrest Notorious Masturbator

Queensland police, Australia, have arrested an alleged "serial masturbator" who have been constituting a nuisance to residents living around the Brisbane area for the past 4 years.

The 43-year-old man who is a resident of Eaton Hills, was arrested with the help of Google Maps. The man is said to have embarked on a "masturbating spree" between 2015 to 2019 and was seen wandering the streets of Brisbane as he performed the indecent act causing unease among residents.


According to Australian news outlet news.com.au, the man also performed the indecent act in other places. In fact, the man wandered one particular street in Windsor (which was maybe one of his favourite spot) so often within the past 4 years that in July 2017 Google Street View car even caught a glimpse of him.

However, despite numerous complaints from residents and other concerned citizens, the police were unable to get hold of the man for the past 4 years until just recent.

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The Queensland police are appealing to the public for further information, considering the lengthy time frame which means there could be more other victims who haven't reported the case.

The police also released the photo of the man taken by Google Street View in Windsor street during one of his sprees, with the hopes that the mans outfit might make other victims recollect.

"It could be possible more offences have ocuured over the extended time frame ... what we're doing is appealing to the public to see if they notice the outfit and they might be able to piece together an incident," a Queensland police said. Adding that that "given the time frame, it would be understandable if there were more victims."

The man is said to be Caucasian, of proportional build, around 180 centimetres tall, and with brown hair and blue eyes.

The police have slammed 24 counts of indecent acts upon the man who is due to appear in the Brisbane Magistrate Court on February 11.

Angry Man Sues Parent For Giving Birth To Him Without His Consent

 A 27-year-old Indian man has said that he is going to sue his parents for giving birth to him without he granting them the consent to bring him into this world.

Raphael Samuel, went viral after he made the announcement in a YouTube video in which he wore a fake beard and sunglasses, saying that his parents should pay for his life since he was conceived without his consent.


According to the BBC, Samuel said that it was wrong to bring children into the world because they would have to put up with lifelong suffering.

Though Samuel understands that the consent of an unborn child can't be sought, he however insists that people that were born didn't ask for it.

"Something that was not your decision, you cannot be responsible for it," Samuel said.

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Samuel's belief is based on anti-natalism, a philosophy that argues that people should stop procreation because life is full of misery.

"I want people to understand that they do not owe their parents anything and that if we are born without our consent than we should be maintained for the rest of our life," Samuel said in the YouTube video. "We should be paid to live by them."

Though he plans to sue his parents, Samuel said that his parents (both of whom are lawyers) have no hard feelings towards him and that he also loves them.

"I love my parents, and we have a great relationship, but they had me for their joy and their pleasure," he told The Print.

"My life has been amazing, but i don't see why i should put another life through the rigmarole of school and finding a career, especially when they didn't ask to exist," he said.

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Samuels mum, in a statement responded to the "upheaval" that her son had created.

"I must admire's son's temerity to want to take his parents to court knowing both of us are lawyers. And if Raphael could come up with a rational explanation as to how we could have sought his consent to be born, I will accept my fault," his mother said.

Samuel created a Facebook Page a year ago called Nihilanand, and have been making posts that includes taglines such as , "your parents had you instead of a toy or a dog," and "someone had you for their pleasure."

Man Ends Relationship After Facebooks 10 Year Challenge Exposes Fiancée Who Bleached Her Skin

Shortly after New Year's Day, a new musim called the #10YearChallenge began to flood social media networks. The musim as the name suggests, encourages people to go online and post a side-by-side photo of themselves 10 years and the current day (2009 and 2019).

The new challenge immediately went viral on social platforms like Facebook, Instagram, etc, because the main aim of it is to share those photos and marvel at how much or little we have changed over the years. Many celebrities, top figures and icons also participated in it, and so engrossed were social media users that many made it a challenge for all their friends to do the same.

While many participating in the #10YearChallenge enjoyed the fun, not everybody had a happy ending.


A young Nigeria lady has gone onto social media to share her bitter experience of the #10YearChallenge which resulted in her boyfriend ditching her when he found out that she bleached her skin.

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According to the unidentified lady who shared her predicament with relationship expert, Adejoro Olumofin, she said that her boyfriend broke up with her when he saw photos of her #10YearChallenge.

From the #10YearChallenge photos, the lady used to be dark in complexion, but at some point bleached her skin for whatever reason she had in mind. When the boyfriend found out, he accused her of being deceptive and wouldn't be with someone who changes colour.

Amid all thats happening, there's a strong debate that the challenge threatens people's privacy, and might even be a ploy to harvest people's data and use it in the pembinaan of of facial recognition algorithm on age-related characteristics and age progression.

Facebook Is Killing Moments App Because Nobody Wants To Use It

Social network giant Facebook is shutting down it's Moment app on February 25, due to low interest and patronage from Internet users.

Launched back in 2015, Moment is a standalone app created by Facebook for private photos sharing with friends. The app allow users to share photos stored on their phone to their Facebook friends without uploading the photos itself onto the social platform.


According to a statement by Facebook made available to Cnet, the director of product management for moments, Rushabh Doshi explained the reason for the shutdown while he also assured that Facebook will continue to wok on methods to allow users to save memories with the Facebook app.

"We're ending support for the Moments app, which we originally launched as a place for people to save their photos," Doshi said. "We know the the photos people share are important to them so we will continue offering ways to save memories within the Facebook app."

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Facebook has warned that users should login to the Moment app and retrieve their photos before February 25 which is when the app will be killed and no longer be in existence.
"We've made two ways for you to export your photos and videos from the Moment app before February 15. After that, Moments will no longer be available," Facebook said.


To get it done, users will have to go to this Facebook website here where they will visit and then go through their photos and then decide it they want to upload the photos to an album on Facebook's app or not.

According to Sensor Tower, a mobile analytic firm, the Moments apps has been installed by 87 million users on both Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store since the app was launched.

At some point, the app was downloaded 10.7 million times in June 2016 which was its peak. However, it's user base began to decline. Sensor Tower said the app received just 150,000 last month.

Last year, Facebook was plagued with several issues, from data breaches, failures to tackle political interference, bugs and other privacy scandals. Though the social media giant faced a congress hearing and as well an International probe committee that comprised of 7 countries, Facebook's user base hasn't stagnated. 

As for the Moments app, lets take a few moment to give Moments its simpulan respect.

Energizer Is Bringing Phone With 18,000Mah Battery & Others To Mwc 2019

Energizer will be unveiling a foldable phone and as well a phone that will pack a massive 18,000mAh battery capacity at this year's Mobile World Congress.

The battery manufacturing company through its Twitter handle announced that it will be unveiling a total of 26 phones at MWC 2019.

#Energizer Mobile to reveal 26 new phones at the Mobile World Congress, including a foldable #smartphone and an 18,000 mAh-battery-smartphone📱 📱 Find out what they will be: https://t.co/YeZl1OODgU pic.twitter.com/5Wmhd0nufr

— Energizer Mobile (@energizermobile) January 25, 2019

 9to5google says the phones will come in four lines: Power Max, Ultimate, Energy and Hardcase. The Energy and Hardcase lines which are purely feature phones will make up bulk of the 26 phones while the Power Max line will produce the 18,000mAh model which is the largest battery ever seen on a smart phone.

Though much information haven't been made available, but we believe the phones in the Ultimate category which will features specs such as the teardrop notch, pop-up camera, etc will be the more premium line.


GSMArena gives us a little insight in the Energizer Ultimate line of phones; Ultimate U620S Pop, Ultimate U630S Pop, Ultimate U620S, Ultimate U650S, and Ultimate U570S.

The Energizer Ultimate U620S Pop and U630S Pop device will both feature a dual pop-up selfie cameras which has a 16MP main camera and 2MP depth sensor.

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The Ultimate U620S Pop which is the more premium device of the two, will come with 6.2inch 1080p+ display and will run on MediaTek Heluio P70 chipset and as well be powered by 6GB of RAM.

The device comes with an inbuilt storage of 128GB and as well has a microSD slot for additional storage. There's a triple camera setup at the rear of the device which houses a 16MP, 5MP and 2MP camera sensor.

Other features include a side mounted fingerprint reader, a 3,200mAh battery with fast charge.

The less premium Ultimate U630S Pop sports a 6.3 inch 720p+ screen, Helio P22 chipset, 4GB RAM and internal storage of 64GB, and a slightly improved 3,500mAh battery.


At the rear, there's a 16MP + 2MP camera and a fingerprint reader. The U630S will be available in June, while the U620S will be available in July.

The third Energizer phone is the Ultimate U620S whose naming might confuse you with the Ultimate U620S Pop.

As the name suggests, the difference between the two is the lack of Pop and a few other difference. The device comes with a 6.2 inch 720p+ screen, a water drop notch that house a single 16MP selfie camera, and a dual camera setup of 16+12MP sensor at the back.

There's a 4GB RAM, 64GB of internal storage room which can be expanded via microSD, MediaTek MT6765 and a battery capacity of 4,000mAh.

This device will come in Purple/Blue and Blue/Green colours and will be available in June later this year.

To wrap up the list are the Energizer Ultimate U650S and Ultimate U570S. These major difference between these two devices are the body size.

The Ultimate U650S sports a 6.5 inch display while the Ultimate U570S comes with a 5.7inch display which the smallest of all the device listed.

Both has a resolution of 720p+ resolution, a water drop notch that houses a 16MP selfie camera, there's a dual camera setup at the back of both devices 16+2MP camera.

The Ultimate U650S is powered by a Helio chipset with 4GB of RAM and has 128GB of storage which can be expanded via microSD up to 256GB. There's 3,500mAh battery which can be charged via USB-C. While the Ultimate U570S will powered by a quad-core processor, 32Gb internal storage, 3.5mm jack, and a 3,000mAh battery power.

Launch date for the Ultimate U570S is April while Ultimate U650S is October.