PCA: How secure is your Facebook page? A men’s only Facebook group called 'The Brocial Network' has been accused of stealing hundreds of photos of scantily-clad women without their consent.
Members of the invitation-only group are encouraged to scour the pages of their female friends for photos that "reveal a little too much". The photos are then posted on the group’s page, along with their names and Facebook URLs.
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I wonder if the girl in the article photo gave permission to the writer? Irony, much?
Oh my.
That is the whole point of facebook. If you don't want people to see your pictures then don't allow them to be on the internet.
And even if you want to allow some people to see certain shots then make sure you know that person will not share... simple enough thing is too not share at all if you don't want them seen.
"The Brocial Network", awesome.
Legion, so if I post a pic of myself in a bikini on Facebook, does that gives you the right to upload it on some dodgy website for people to perv at? I don't think so.