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AsahinaKimi

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9. On IMVU.com they always tell you never give your password to anyone..

Reply to proud2BlibKansan (Original post)

Mon Apr 2, 2012, 08:10 PM

Apr 2012

Last edited Mon Apr 2, 2012, 09:25 PM - Edit history (1)

What will they demand next? Passwords to their Email accounts? Maybe passwords to their paypal account? Sorry.. IF AN employer asked me for my password I would tell them its "URAA$$h01E".

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Grade school teacher’s aide fired for refusing to hand over Facebook password [View all] proud2BlibKansan Apr 2012 OP

Elected officials are employees Angry Dragon Apr 2012 #1

Oh the fun that could be had with THOSE passwords! proud2BlibKansan Apr 2012 #3

We all saw what happened to Anthony Weiner! madinmaryland Apr 2012 #4

They would have to fire me too, fascists. roguevalley Apr 2012 #22

This will be a nice case to take before the SCOTUS NYC_SKP Apr 2012 #2

LOL! I just posted the same thing- BeHereNow Apr 2012 #5

Oops. Sorry bout that. proud2BlibKansan Apr 2012 #8

Not a problem! Great minds and all that... BeHereNow Apr 2012 #10

She has no suit. Michigan is an "employment at will" state. WillowTree Apr 2012 #24

She is probably more worried about whistler162 Apr 2012 #12

I highly suggest people keep their pages private. Marrah_G Apr 2012 #6

This. The only people who can see my profile are actual friends and family Ex Lurker Apr 2012 #31

And if your boss asked for your password... YvonneCa Apr 2012 #42

Lewis Cass Interrmediate School District just violated Facebook's terms of service. drm604 Apr 2012 #7

What would FB's legal action be? former9thward Apr 2012 #39

As far as I know that's about it. drm604 Apr 2012 #40

On IMVU.com they always tell you never give your password to anyone.. AsahinaKimi Apr 2012 #9

Muwaahahah! sakabatou Apr 2012 #14

That's the spirit! And sic one of the most ferocious anime characters on them! freshwest Apr 2012 #17

I have a few in mind...this for starters.. AsahinaKimi Apr 2012 #19

Whoa! Powerful stuff. Thanks. freshwest Apr 2012 #23

maybe abandoning facbook en-mass might have an effect. you know u could (god forbid) leftyohiolib Apr 2012 #11

Yes, but it doesn't address the issue of privacy or even affect those causing the problem. n/t hughee99 Apr 2012 #15

And then employers would ask for your phone records XemaSab Apr 2012 #26

well then lets just except the enevitable leftyohiolib Apr 2012 #43

Well, in this instance, this was related to an incident. Someone reported something specific... Honeycombe8 Apr 2012 #13

They were asking her to violate FB's terms of service. drm604 Apr 2012 #16

They would be open to legal action as well for enticing her to do so IDemo Apr 2012 #18

Enticing? meow2u3 Apr 2012 #20

That was the term I saw in researching this, along with "inducement" IDemo Apr 2012 #27

I see. But that's her problem, isn't it? She has posted an offensive pic of one of her co-workers. Honeycombe8 Apr 2012 #29

If they asked her to break the terms of her user agreement (which is a legal contract), IDemo Apr 2012 #30

FB has no legal standing to demand she enter a contract with third parties. Her contract is with FB. Honeycombe8 Apr 2012 #34

I'm afraid it is you who is missing the point. IDemo Apr 2012 #36

No, it's not just her problem. drm604 Apr 2012 #32

Yes, you are pointing out, really, that it is precisely HER problem. Her friends... Honeycombe8 Apr 2012 #35

And you truly believe that her friends and family should lose their privacy, drm604 Apr 2012 #38

Hester? Seriously? Cerridwen Apr 2012 #21

Maybe if people didn't friend every Tom, Dick and Harry they would not have a problem. Or don't have Pisces Apr 2012 #25

I purposely have not friended anyone I work with Beaverhausen Apr 2012 #28

She should sue..... Darth_Kitten Apr 2012 #33

Both she and her employer HappyMe Apr 2012 #37

I'm going to side with the school district here.... cbdo2007 Apr 2012 #41