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What if you have power of attorney? Even if you were family, Facebook should not be help responsible for having to provide you with a name. The person who made
by crysin 8y ago
What if you have power of attorney? Even if you were family, Facebook should not be help responsible for having to provide you with a name. The person who made the request has a right to their privacy and if Facebook acted in good-faith (which is questionable, I know) and validated the person making the request had the right to do so then I don't see any issue with Facebook's actions so far.
- barkingcat 8y agoThat's what the court order is about - determining whether Facebook acted in good faith, or whether there was a process for determining power of attorney. You even said that whole point was questionable - enough of a question to have a court legally compel Facebook to answer these questions. I don't see any issues with the court case pressing forward to get some answers, do you?
- jnbiche 8y agoOK, next-of-kin and/or power of attorney, I should have added. Yes, I agree. I'm sure the court would, as well. But not some random person, fan, or acquaintance, as it appears in this case.