It's happened to everyone who has a social media account. Posting something that you later regret..
Comments, photos that were uploaded quickly but could expose you in the future. After all, it is known that abroad, in order to hire someone, a company conducts research on their profile, looking for information that reveals aspects of their personality.
And there are many times when a post can be the reason for someone to lose a job.
The state of California, in an attempt to protect minors, gives them the right by law to "delete" from their profile content that they themselves uploaded but no longer expresses them.
This new legislative act will begin to apply from January 1, 2015, mainly to give sufficient time to the providers of the relevant websites to harmonize with the new provisions.
According to these, providers must clearly explain how someone can remove something they have uploaded or, if they are unable to do so, have a special service on the website do it on their behalf.
No more drunk vacation photos and inappropriate scenes with exes...
Source: planet-greece.blogspot.com
