On one hand, I'm not surprised that such a security hole exists, given that Grindr uses your device's GPS to locate your exact location to find out who is nearby. If they were to properly secure this little flaw, this would only allow you to use the GPS function for determining approximate distance, rather than being able to see the full position information.
Posts made by MrMazda
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RE: How dating app Grindr makes it easy to stalk 5 million gay menposted in Non-GT.ru Technical Stuff
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RE: Can I block a forum user?posted in GayTorrent.ru Support Discussions
I couldn't help but notice a few comments about not wanting to return to the forums because of a particular user. Please PM me with their user information and I would be more than happy to look into it. I will PM you first so that you have a way of sending me a message directly.
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RE: Obesity is illegal in Japan!posted in Health & Fitness
The consequences of the law are : 1° Employees that don't force their workers to go are being charged with a heavy penalty (which is pretty much like every other law
)2° People that shows sings of obeasity are to be listed for further examinations and advices. Meaning that a dietician will explains how/why being over-heighted can be really bad and what are to be changed in your life if you want to live longer.
Sincerely, I don't see what's bad in all that

Call me a conspiracy theorist if you must, but the "issue" so to speak that I see there is that it sounds like a classic case of trying to milk the hands of the medical system. I guess there are some areas that do not believe in a person's right to refuse services and/or treatment. Not to mention it also brings the question of who ends up paying the bills for these visits? Is there some sort of universal medical coverage in Japan, or is it funded by either the employers or the person being sent directly?
It's just really hard to wrap my brain around any other way of looking at such a law.
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RE: What is the best lubricant to use?posted in Sex & Relationships
I have the most natural feeling lube of all… It's always in supply, and there's always plenty available..... It's called spit lol
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RE: Caught cruisingposted in Sex & Relationships
Believe it or not, despite the fact that it is illegal, there are areas where the police here in Canada even look the other way about that kind of thing. In fact, in some such places, if you see a cop there, he's looking to get serviced himself or service you.
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RE: Indoor or Outdoor Fun?posted in Sex & Relationships
outdoor sex in the beach it's perfect.
Why stop at the beach? I'm all for random anonymous sex in the middle of the woods on a nice warm summer night. It's always fun.

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RE: Sex!!! Condom or bareback?posted in Sex & Relationships
safe sex ever. With men and women of course
Define "safe" sex… It's a very relative term sadly.

If you are HIV+ and are on the meds and maintain an undetectable viral load, there has not been so much as one case where transmission has actually occurred, even with unprotected sex. For this reason, it is said that bareback sex under these conditions is "safe". Also, there are a lot of different assumptions around the concept of oral sex. hehe
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RE: Obesity is illegal in Japan!posted in Health & Fitness
That's insane… More insane than the fact that ALL McDonald's in the USA as of January 1, 2015 require that passengers be weighed on a scale to determine if they're "obease" enough to be refused service.
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RE: PrEP - Truvadaposted in HIV & AIDS
I was on a Truvada PEP (post exposure profylaxe) treatment for approximately a month: the HIV test got negative, so there was no need to continue. Diarrhea in the first week or so was dramatic as well as headaches, dry mouth, and temperature. While diarrhea was more or less over after a week or so, dry mouth, dizziness, headaches and the general malaise continued till the very end.
These are all some of the side effects (aside from diarrhea) are all common side effects of most of the HIV medications. Dry mouth happens to be the #1 side effect of pretty well every HIV medication for some reason that I'm not quite sure I fully understand.
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RE: Sex toys?posted in Sex & Relationships
I used to, but sex toys just aren't the same thing as the real deal.
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RE: What was your 1st sex?posted in Sex & Relationships
I lost my virginity to my brother… Does that count for anything?
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RE: Hookup Phobiaposted in Sex & Relationships
STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) is sometimes also referred to as STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection).
In my case, I have the "grand daddy" of them all… I have HIV
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RE: Public Sexposted in Sex & Relationships
Public places are usually my most favourite place in which to have sex… Something about the risk of getting caught makes it all the more worth while.
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RE: What is Gay OCDposted in LGBT News
I don't really agree with this interpretion of Sexual Orientation OCD. (HOCD is pejorative to begin with…)
Try this link if you're interested in this mental disorder in particular : http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/colorblind/201201/sexual-orientation-obsessions-in-ocd
You're not the only one
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RE: Subtypes of homosexualityposted in LGBT News
People actually spend money on studies like this? That's kind of sad really. It makes you wonder if maybe they have better things to be spending that money on.
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RE: Gay gene discoveryposted in LGBT News
What exactly are you saying? Are you saying that it is not genetic?
I think I was pretty clear with my previous statement. Perhaps I need to spell it out. Genes do not determine your sexual orientation. It's that simple.
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RE: Study: HIV positive men at increased risk of heart attacksposted in HIV & AIDS
Yes… This also seems to make sense, especially given that there are also other studies that have been done on some of the HIV meds that actually show that in some cases with some people, the HIV meds can actually spark the beginning of a series of heart attacks over time. I know of a couple of people in particular who have this very issue.
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RE: Chat window on the site not workingposted in The Site
The cookies as well… You need to clear both the browser cache and cookies, then close your browser and re-open it. If it still does not work after that, you may need to also do a force reload, which if I recall correctly will be one of four different keyboard shortcuts. (It can vary from one browser and system to another)
- F5
- SHIFT + F5
- CTRL + F5
- CTRL + SHIFT + F5
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RE: How to abort the IRC message scroll?posted in The Site
On that note, you can also submit a helpdesk request asking for this as well. If you decide that you would like to have this option turned back on, the helpdesk can also assist you with this.
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RE: Can uTorrent 2.2.1 be made to do SSL?posted in Downloading
Yes… I'm fairly certain that the problem is a proxy issue as uTorent 2.2.1 does support SSL trackers. More particularly, pretty well all SOCKS proxies (4 or 5) that are anonymous proxies do not support JavaScript in the transmission process. A full VPN (PPTP) on the other hand does support this type of thing. Some VPN servers however do not support the packet forwarding, which can make it problematic to run torrents through them.
As for your other question, yes... We do have an HTTP option instead of HTTPS. To convert a torrent already in uTorrent over to our HTTP tracker, change the beginning of the URL from this:
https://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/
to this
http://tracker.gaytorrent.tw:2710/
Everything after the / in the URL should remain the same as it contains your passkey.
If you want to change the default on the site to automatically use the HTTP instead of HTTPS, you can change this default in your User Profile Settings on your account. Once this option is changed, any new .torrent files you download from GT.ru will automatically have the HTTP tracker URL appended to them instead of the HTTPS tracker.