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Kaley Cuoco knows how to create quite the stir on social media.
The “Big Bang Theory” actress made a revealing cameo in stylist Brad Goreski’s Snapchat on Wednesday and left a big impression.
Dressed in a pink robe in between outfit changes at a photo shoot, Cuoco bared her breast, but didn’t totally #FreeTheNipple thanks to a red heart emoji.
So scandalous! The photo isn’t too out of character for Cuoco, though, as she has spoken about getting breast implants way back in 2004.
“It’s one of the best things I’ve ever done,” the actress said in the 2014 issue of Cosmo. “I love them. I’m super happy. I would do it again in a heartbeat.”
From the looks of it, she’s still super happy.
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No, not " on fleek " as in they are cool or good, they are literally on Fleek — an app becoming popular on campuses as an unfiltered alternative to Snapchat.
"It's like Snapchat, but with more boobs," one Georgetown University sophomore, who wished to remain anonymous, bluntly described the app to Tech Insider. The app started gaining popularity on the Georgetown campus at the end of fall semester in 2015.
Fleek, like Snapchat, lets users upload and share videos and photos that disappear after a set amount of time.
Users select their university and all posts are compiled into a giant story that can be viewed by anyone using the app.
Anyone can submit anything — think nudity, kegs, and marijuana —and it'll go up on the app. Plus, there's also a peek feature that let's people who aren't on campus take a look.
"I like that it's not curated," Georgetown sophomore (and former Tech Insider intern!) Will Haskell said. "A lot of Snapchat stories are so highly curated and when you live in a major city like we do, you have such a low likelihood of seeing your Snap make the cut. Fleek feels more real."
Of course, that's not necessarily a good thing for a college campus.
"The stakes are definitely raised on Fleek because everything you send is going to go on the app," Haskell also explained. "People are definitely going to see it."
For the most part, the Georgetown students we talked to said the content on Fleek is harmless, if not a little NSFW.
But, as you might have already guessed, not every student is prudent about what they post on the app. And like Snapchat, it's easy to screenshot a photo or video to save Fleek posts for later viewing or sharing.
"One of my friends posted a video of me that was pretty violating," a female student, who also wished to remain anonymous, told TI about a video that was shared of her suggestively licking a lollipop. "Multiple people texted me about it after it happened."
Fleek isn't the only app on the market offering a potentially controversial look at college life. Yeti-Campus Stories offers a similar platform and faced criticism in 2015 , after a video of an alleged sexual assault was shared on the app. Fleek has already been met with resistance at schools like Florida Gulf Coast University .
Still, at Georgetown, nothing serious has happened as a result of Fleek. At least, not yet.
"It's only a matter of time," Haskell said. "It's really a problem waiting to happen."

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