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Absolute clickbait. Facebook is allowing you to flag pictures you have already shared in messages as something that you don't want to be shared any further. T
by udp 9y ago
Absolute clickbait. Facebook is allowing you to flag pictures you have already shared in messages as something that you don't want to be shared any further. They are not asking you to upload pictures they don't already have, even if according to the article you can do this by starting a messenger conversation with yourself. No idea why this is being upvoted.
- hsitz 9y agoWhat is your source for your assertion that they're not asking you to upload any pictures? That conflicts both with the article linked in this thread's title and with their source: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-02/facebook-offers-revenge-porn-solution/9112420 http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-02/facebook-offers-reveng... The fact, as reported, is that you if you want to block a picture (which a former partner may also have) and you don't have it on your facebook account already, they will tell you that you have to upload the picture to facebook (where they say they will retain only a hash) and then flag it. This is a test program in Australia, as reported.
- udp 9y agoEven the source on the original article you linked to isn't from Facebook. I can't track down a single citation for anyone from Facebook saying "send pictures to yourself and flag them".