Using Rate Cock comfortably on a phone
Shooting, uploading and privacy on a small screen: the few habits that matter.
The short answer
On a phone, three things matter: shoot the photo properly, remove the location data before you upload, and keep what the phone does automatically, such as screenshots and cloud backup, under control. The site itself runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install.
The rest of this page covers each of those in order.
Shooting and uploading
Take the photo with your normal camera app, where you control light and distance, then upload it from your gallery through whichever picker your browser offers. The reasoning on lighting, angle and distance is in the photo guide and does not change on a phone. The one phone-specific point is the lens: phone cameras are wide-angle, so stand back and crop afterwards rather than shooting close.
A judge order accepts up to three photos, and a single good one usually beats three rushed ones.
Strip the location first
Photos can carry more than pixels. The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s guide to why metadata matters notes that a photograph can include information such as the location where it was taken. The fix is to turn off location tagging in your camera settings, or to remove location in your phone’s share options before sending.
Do it before the first upload rather than after the second. It costs nothing and removes a whole class of mistake.
Screenshots and backups
Phones are good at copying things you did not mean to copy. A screenshot of a result lands in your gallery, and a gallery is often backed up automatically somewhere else. Decide whether you want that, and delete what you do not. Anything you want to keep from a judge order is already saved in My Collection on the Ratings tab, so a screenshot is rarely necessary.
If you want to share a score, sharing your cock rating score covers it.
Judge orders on a small screen
Text is the one medium you can read anywhere without headphones, so it is the discreet choice on a phone in public. Audio and video need sound, so they suit somewhere private. Text, audio, video or live call compares the four.
Everything you order lands in My Collection, so there is no need to keep a tab open to wait for it.
Lock screen and gallery
Hide notification previews on your lock screen if you would rather not have anything readable when the phone is face-up on a table. Check your gallery too: most phones can keep chosen photos in a locked or hidden folder, which is worth using for anything private.
These are ordinary phone habits rather than anything specific to the site, and they take a minute to set up once.
Browser and account habits
Use a browser you trust, do not let a shared device save your password, and sign out on anything that is not yours. If someone else uses your phone, a private tab is a cheap way to leave less behind. Keeping your account secure covers the account side in more detail.