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So taking a screenshot of a Instagram convesation and sharing on Twitter or Facebook or whenever is ilegal and against the constitution?

• jeffrallen 6y ago
  Yes, and in fact avoiding abuses like this are part of the digital education offered in school. People are also pretty careful about asking for permission before publishing a person's photo. Swiss discretion is not only a marketing tactic, it is also a good habit many people keep.
  • dghughes 6y ago
    >...avoiding abuses like this are part of the digital education offered in school. I would hope that schools teach "don't publish anything you don't want shared" that would be smarter. If I post an add in a newspaper, many copies are sold, and then someone copies my add that should be expected. The Internet is one big newspaper it's a public forum and privacy shouldn't be expected or assumed.
  • 101008 6y ago
    So, for example, let's say I am a married guy hitting another woman. If this woman screenshots these chats and want to publish them on Instagram or even share them with my wife, that would be ilegal and they could be in trouble?
    • berkes 6y ago
      As far as I'm aware, none of the platforms you mention allow this, even. Regardless of laws, their T&C clearly forbid sharing private data of others.