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In the discussion thread: B.C. woman sues Facebook for using her photo [View all]

Mon Apr 2, 2012, 11:46 PM

Why Syzygy (18,733 posts)

7. opt out

There is a setting in account/privacy settings to opt out of this practice. That pretty much kills her case, I would think?
ps. I have had mine set to not share in this manner. facebook tends to be much more *friendly* than some folks want.

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15 replies	Author	Time	Post
B.C. woman sues Facebook for using her photo [View all]	alp227	Apr 2012	OP
don't think she will win	ThomThom	Apr 2012	#1
Yeah, there's an opt-out specifically for this sort of thing. (nt)	Posteritatis	Apr 2012	#15
Sorry, kiddo, read the fine print that authorizes FB to use your photo, your words and anything else	leftofcool	Apr 2012	#2
hahahaha good luck with that.. that's all they do on facebook	Voice for Peace	Apr 2012	#3
Hey, you know that "Terms of Service" agreement you clicked on?	Kelvin Mace	Apr 2012	#4
Hopefully this will help to get rid of the LIKE button.	seattleblah	Apr 2012	#5
Unfortunately "you" are the product on Facebook	FailureToCommunicate	Apr 2012	#6
opt out	Why Syzygy	Apr 2012	#7
What an idiot. nt.	harmonicon	Apr 2012	#8
What is she doing on Facebook if she is so jealous of her privacy?	McCamy Taylor	Apr 2012	#9
What ever happens in facebook, stays in facebook.	Javaman	Apr 2012	#10
I'm no FB apologist but	WeekendWarrior	Apr 2012	#11
"fuck you, Debbie"?	CreekDog	Apr 2012	#12
Yep.	WeekendWarrior	Apr 2012	#13
Also, frivolous suits like this only fuel phony Repub tort reform initiatives	alp227	Apr 2012	#14

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