A new misleading message has started circulating on Facebook, via friends who seem to have no idea what the service's Terms of Service say. The message urges anyone who reads it to repost it immediately to protect their data.
Of course, this is not true as with each new registration, the user indicates that they accept the terms of use of the social network.
We have heard and read various reports from time to time about the largest social network being involved in legal disputes with the European Union. However, the Terms of Use or TOS have not changed.
The message appears to be a poor translation of a corresponding English one circulating at the same time. Read the message circulating and avoid filling Timeline with garbage.
[su_note note_color=”#d0c600″ radius=”14″]Due to the fact that Facebook has chosen to engage software that will allow the theft of my personal information, I. . declare the following: on this day, September 4, 2014, in response to the new Facebook and in accordance with articles L.111,112 and 113 of the intellectual property code, I declare that my rights are linked to all my personal data, drawings, paintings, photographs, texts, verses, poems, rhymes, etc. … published on my profile.
For commercial use of the above, my written consent is required at all times. Those of you reading this text, please copy and paste it on Facebook wall.
This will allow your creations to be placed under intellectual property protection.
With this release, I am telling Facebook that it is strictly prohibited from disclosing, copying, distributing, retransmitting, or taking any other action against me based on this profile and/or its content.
The actions listed above apply equally to employees, students, representatives and/or other personnel under the direction of Facebook. The content of my profile includes personal information. Violation of my privacy is punishable by law (UCC 1 1-308 – 308 1 to 103 and the Rome Statute).
Facebook you prefer, you can copy and paste this text. If they have not published this statement, at least once, they will implicitly allow the use of elements such as photos, as well as the information contained in the profile update …[/su_note]
