Zuckerberg 'private' family photo exposed by Facebook sharing

[Locutus]

Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of Facebook chief executive Mark, has complained after a “private” photo she posted on the social network was spread on Twitter by someone she had not intended to see it.



awwww...that's a shame. :lol:


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Zuckerberg 'private' family photo exposed by Facebook sharing - Telegraph

 

[DaSleeper]

Maybe now they will fix that glitch, that friends of friends can see tagged photo, despite tight security settings on your part......

 

[SLM]

I am laff-ing! Ha ha.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

If you don't want to share the picture with the world, don't put it on Facebook.

 

[L Gilbert]

Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of Facebook chief executive Mark, has complained after a “private” photo she posted on the social network was spread on Twitter by someone she had not intended to see it.



awwww...that's a shame. :lol:


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Zuckerberg 'private' family photo exposed by Facebook sharing - Telegraph

 

[Ron in Regina]

If you don't want to share the picture with the world, don't put it on Facebook.

....& hope that some other Zipperheaded FaceBook Addict doesn't have access to it....
so that a future employer isn't looking at new year's eve pics of you from a decade ago.

P.S. The Zipperheaded FaceBook Addict can blend in with the rest of society, and you
might not realize who they are 'till the pic is posted.

 

[eh1eh]

The rule of thumb for photos is if you don't want the general public to see it then don't publish it to the internet. Duh.

 

[Ron in Regina]

The rule of thumb for photos is if you don't want the general public to see it then don't publish it to the internet. Duh.

You don't have to take & publish them yourself. You just have to be present in the same
place as a digital camera. Any knob at a party with a digital camera & access to the
interwebs can post your pic....whether you want (or even know) it or not. Just say'n.

Once a pic is posted someplace, it no longer belongs to the person who posted it, in
most cases.

Who owns this photo:



...pulled from an album in 'my' profile on this site???
(Hint: look at the bottom right corner of the photo)

 

[B00Mer]

Big deal, nice to see someone with his money has a somewhat normal family life..

 

[eh1eh]

Good point Ron. I guess you have no expectation of privacy when you leave your house anyway.
BTW, the dogs can't claim that photo as you can't ID their faces. Just sayin'.