More than a quarter of Brits have taken ‘sex’ photos or videos of their partner with their mobile phone, it has been found.
The poll also found that 34% of those with saucy photo or video on their smartphone had shared it with friends.
And even if they've not been actively shared the photos might not stay private, because 65% are kept on phones without a PIN lock.
12% of the almost 2,000 polled even admitted keeping sexy snaps of ex-partners on their mobiles.
Of the respondents who'd never taken a sexy snap or video on their phone, 38% said they would consider doing so in the future.
A spokesperson for GoodMobilePhones.co.uk, which commissioned the poll said: "“I think it’s quite surprising to see how many people have taken photos or videos of them and their partners in the bedroom on their phone, particularly those still keep these images and videos of their ex-partners.
"I wouldn’t think it’s the kind of thing a new partner would want to discover! Personal pictures like this certainly aren’t something you should ever share with friends, so nothing should be kept or shared without the consent of the person in question."
The poll also found that 34% of those with saucy photo or video on their smartphone had shared it with friends.
And even if they've not been actively shared the photos might not stay private, because 65% are kept on phones without a PIN lock.
12% of the almost 2,000 polled even admitted keeping sexy snaps of ex-partners on their mobiles.
Of the respondents who'd never taken a sexy snap or video on their phone, 38% said they would consider doing so in the future.
A spokesperson for GoodMobilePhones.co.uk, which commissioned the poll said: "“I think it’s quite surprising to see how many people have taken photos or videos of them and their partners in the bedroom on their phone, particularly those still keep these images and videos of their ex-partners.
"I wouldn’t think it’s the kind of thing a new partner would want to discover! Personal pictures like this certainly aren’t something you should ever share with friends, so nothing should be kept or shared without the consent of the person in question."