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That's good idea. But it still wouldn't solve the issue of people downloading the photos and making them public.
by jabo 15y ago
That's good idea. But it still wouldn't solve the issue of people downloading the photos and making them public.
- m3koval 15y agoThat problem is inherent with posting something online. The best any service can do is make it difficult for someone to accidentally violate their friends' privacy. This, in my opinion, is where Google+ is failing: sharing makes it very easy to make private posts visible to an audience larger than the author intended.
- michaelschade 15y agoThis, in my opinion, is where Google+ is failing: sharing makes it very easy to make private posts visible to an audience larger than the author intended. In addition to G+ reminding users when resharing a limited post that it was intended for a smaller audience and to be mindful of that, the original poster can also disable resharing entirely.
- ktsmith 15y agoThat's definitely the hardest part. I figure that if people have gone to the effort of getting around that limitation when I've pretty clearly asked them not to, then it's not someone I need to be sharing with again in the future. I have at least one family member I no longer give pictures of my son to for this reason.