Ummm...so let's say you upload a couple of private photos from a strip club on Facebook. They were meant to be private, but unfortunately, technically they wer

Ummm...so let's say you upload a couple of private photos from a strip club on Facebook. They were meant to be private, but unfortunately, technically they weren't. Now, I do some googling and I find out that I can view these photos from a couple of unique URLs. Now, I have two options: 1) Just tell you so that you can remove these photos and you alone will benefit from it. 2) Bring this to light so that, everyone like you who have posted their private photos will benefit from it. Now, what is the best way for me to bring it to light? Contact Facebook?? Yeah, it's a good shot, but Facebook will probably do everything to suppress that this incident even occurred. So, the only way for me to prove that I DID gain access to your private photos is by proving everyone that I Just did. And that is by posting this info somewhere that will gain media attention. Now, a couple of points to note here: I did NOT hack into Facebook. I did NOT threaten you to provide me those photos. I just took what was available already and posted it to another online medium, so this will be brought to light. So, now, please tell me, how was my INTENTION malicious? My intention was good. It's not like I sold your photos and made a ton of money. I actually fought for your privacy and now I'm labelled a Villian. Great!