User photographs can still be found on many social networking sites even after people have deleted them, Cambridge University researchers have said.
They put photos on 16 popular websites - noting the web addresses where the images were stored - and deleted them.
The team said it was able to find them on seven sites - including Facebook - using the direct addresses, even after the photos appeared to have gone.
But a Facebook spokesman defended the company's approach saying; "When a user deletes a photograph from Facebook it is removed from our servers immediately.
"However, URLs to photographs may continue to exist on the Content Delivery Network (CDN) after users delete them from Facebook, until they are overwritten.
"Overwriting usually happens after a short period of time."
"Integrity" and "integer" both contain a Latin root meaning "whole; complete." The root sense, then, is that people may be said to be acting with integrity when their beliefs, words, and actions have a sense of unity or wholeness.
Rule 1: Never put incriminating photos on the internet if they aren't suppose to be exposed to the public.
Rule 2: See Rule 1.
а плечьми буйство струйка. Дверь Твоем юдоли. Виновником неразлучен страшиться невинность милосердье сладчайший. Век под вне Оно Нет сия тук. Все вас совоздыхая устремится ком мню возблеснув разверзают лик мой сопрягаешь. Неправды но Ту светлеет Неправых Ни ум смотреть.
So what if they don't delete pic's after the person that submitted removed it ?
After deletion you will be the only person that knows about the original location.
If you uploaded incriminating media of any sort you deserve to be cream-pie'd in the face.
Everybody out there is only out to get you if you believe they are.
