What if you don't have a Facebook account and someone tags you in one of their photos, and they're completely visible to everyone on Facebook?Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
Somebody else uploaded them.Still, you're not addressing the pivotal issue of: if you have a problem with your photos being on the Internet, don't upload them to the Internet.
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So, my right not to be seen online should restrict everyone else's right to express themselves? Very European of you. And again, it's not Facebook or Google that's putting these pictures online, it's individuals. So why go after Facebook, when the objectionable behavior is being performed by [alleged] friends of the "victimized" party?
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What is wrong with pop up asking if I want to accept a cookie? Not only they should ask permission every time they drop something on your pc, it should also include a description of the purpose of the cookie.
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