Step-by-step instructions for how to circumvent Facebook’s
privacy systems have been circulating online for more than two weeks.
The method, which was blocked on Tuesday, involved exploiting systems meant to
stop users posting explicit material on the web's largest social network.
After reporting a public profile picture as inappropriate because of “nudity
or pornography”, intruders were offered the chance to report more
photographs posted by the same user. Facebook then presented them with a
thumbnail gallery of private images which could be enlarged by making a
simple change in the browser address bar and downloaded. Read More
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