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Can't that happen in Facebook though? I mean, any one of my friends can take a post of mine or a photo and share it with their people. -- nm
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by
Jim
Sort of. If I have the privacy set to Friends only, they can't see it -- nm
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Jul 1 '11, 07:51
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But if I'm in your "Friend" group, can I share the post?
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JaxSean
Jul 1, 07:56
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Maybe, but the original item security still applies so that only my friends would see it (assuming I set it that way) -- nm
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oblique
Jul 1, 08:14
I'm just thinking though...if a friend downloaded one of your photos...then uploaded it to their album...then they share it with everyone they know...
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Jim
Jul 1, 07:52
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Sure, but technically that's not the same "item" in terms of the security and it shows as your photo, not mine -- nm
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oblique
Jul 1, 08:14
There was a race to find something that could be called a privacy problem. This is the thing they found first.
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TFox
Jul 1, 07:54
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