I already kind of treat my phone as though it's public domain. The amount of software which runs on most devices today is unfathomable. Keeping your devices completely secure seems almost impossible.
There are very few reasons to take and store naked photos of yourself on your phone. So I submit that it's usually a bad idea to do so.
"I like things that make me feel good" is generally considered a very, very satisfactory reason by 99.999% of the population.
This is getting close to saying "Sexual intercourse is very dangerous. Outside of reproduction, there are very few reasons to have sexual intercourse, so I submit that it's usually a bad idea to do so."
I think there are probably better, safer ways to do that then taking and sending photos. Unless the thing that gets you worked up is the very likely danger that these photos are being collected and stored somewhere for others to see and or use against you.
You can't trust anyone or anything. I already feel like this now as a regular person. If I was a billionaire, I would probably never leave my mansion and I'd fire all the house staff. You just can't buy real trust; people will only pretend to be trustworthy.
When you're a public figure, you become surrounded by the best actors in the world. These people are in a different league than what you see in Hollywood and they all want a piece of you.
Its not about being wealthy and famous its about knowing how information can be easily shared and never get deleted on the internet.
Bezos being the founder of Amazon, a company which exists just because of the internet should not have made that mistake.
Treat everything as compromised.
I am always looking for new suggestions on where to hide 'Keys'.