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Post by dragstar »

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interesting information to spread, .



No, this system was not created graciously for your pleasure, you'd have to be infinitely naive to believe that.

Behind FACEBOOK, there is a huge business where your life is the raw material!



To all those who use "facebook" or who would like to use it!!!



Facebook is one of the largest online social networks in the world with over 300 million registered users.

However, all of you, as users, use this social network site by reasoning.

That is, when you use Facebook, you respect the rules and the laws. However, you are all making a mistake!

Facebook is a California company governed worldwide according to California law.

This means that everything you put there is LEGALLY archived in a huge database: photos, conversations, texts, etc... and this even if you have deleted certain things.



By doing so, Facebook is in perfect compliance with the law! All Facebook users have indeed given their permission for their personal data to be recorded, retained and used for other purposes.

And yes! Surprising? Not so much! Before using Facebook, you had to click on "I accept the conditions". If you had taken the trouble to read these terms, you would know!



Moreover, Facebook is not a paid website, yet patents are regularly filed by Facebook's headquarters, especially when the site undergoes an update. All these patents cost a lot of money.

Not to mention all the people who work on this site and who need to be paid!



How do you think Facebook can spend so much money when the site is not paid?



The principle is simple: currently, 60% of companies buy the rights to consult Facebook archives.

Indeed, before making a hiring decision for example, the company has access to the old data that users posted on Facebook. This allows them to better assess whether a person's personal life is suitable for the position they are applying for.



Defense and police services also use these archives to advance investigations.



Be careful! Your youthful mistakes should not become indelible!



- Avoid any compromising photos (with alcohol, cigarettes, drugs,

provocative or even intimate photos, vulgar photos...),



- Avoid insults even against a person you consider ordinary because

insult is an offense that can be subject to legal action (with supporting evidence),



- Avoid exchanging too intimate or private data even with your

friends: "our friends today can be our enemies tomorrow".



And above all don't neglect the right to image. Many teenagers post their friends' photos on Facebook assuming it won't cause any problems!



Indeed, this may not bother the friends in question, but if they are minors and their parents don't approve: a complaint can be filed.

Always ask the permission of the person concerned before publishing their image on the internet.



Be wary so that the law does not turn against you...

"No one is supposed to be ignorant of the law": you will not be able to tell a judge "I didn't know!"



Do what you want with this information, but at least you were warned!!!!
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Re: Facebook

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thanks I already knew that

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Re: Facebook

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that's what I've been saying from the start! mouhahhaha anti facebook
100% agree.

LINK 01.NET about the WORRYING FUTURE OF FACEBOOK!

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