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WWYD?, Address on facebook

shezniy76 View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:03 PM Post #1
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WWYD if someone posted photo's of your kids on facebook and put your address on there with the pics?

TiredbutHappy View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:04 PM Post #2
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I would be livid.

Sassy Dingo View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:04 PM Post #3
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Ask them to remove it, if they don't do it, report to facebook and get the picture removed.

puffsgirl11 View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:05 PM Post #4
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I would be livid. Why did they do that to you? I would be demanding they take the photos and post down and I would be letting them know how p*ssed off I was with them.

snuffles View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:05 PM Post #5
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Tell them to remove it.

MrsShine View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:06 PM Post #6
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Uummm... Why on earth put an address on there? I'd absolutely ak them to remove it!

kerstee View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:06 PM Post #7
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Agree with the PP. That is an enormous invasion of your privacy.

Kalota View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:12 PM Post #8
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Can I ask what the context was? Of posting photos AND your address? Posting photos on Facebook I can understand, but why on earth did they post your address?! Like others have said I would ask them to take it down immediately, and report it to Facebook if need be.

shezniy76 View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:12 PM Post #9
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They were asked to take it down the minute I discovered it, which was over 6 hours ago. It still hasn't been taken down with the excuse being they can't get to a computer. It certainly was made known that both DH and I are livid. Evidently some people don't take childrens risk on the WWW seriously at all. Considering it was a close member of the family makes it even worse.

~chiquita~ View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 04:22 PM Post #10
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QUOTE Uummm... Why on earth put an address on there? I've no idea.

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