Facebook is becoming a disaster for social adversaries

If you are disabled and you can get your pension contributions at an early stage, you should avoid avoiding any serious complaints. You should not take the risk of making your condition even worse.


If you do it then and for any reason, it does not turn out so well, if you (as far as dishonorableness is concerned) you should let as few people know about it – for example by not talking about Facebook or uploading pictures. Because then, the insurance companies are generally sound, and can indirectly quickly force back social workers back into working life – of course, after a reasonable punishment.


This should threaten 381 officially unemployed in the US state New York. The prosecutor's office intervened after a corresponding suspicion at the end of June and examined the status contributions of the affected parties on Facebook. In many cases, more or less questionable discrepancies were found between what the Social Security subscribers have told their state of health and what Facebook users have done so according to their own amounts on the social network in the recent past >

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Various postings of the alleged social fraudsters with holiday portraits or reports on helicopter flights and combat sports activities left the public prosecutor little doubt about a possible injustice. Facebook should remove the user data of the accused. Among them are assigned Likes, uploaded photos, private messages and more. Although this has not always acted as a matter of data protection law, even in this case, appropriately motivated users can not rely on protection by online providers such as providers or social networks in the investigation of their offenses.


Lesetipp: Beware of Facebook fraud


As the New York Times now reported, Facebook had to comply with the wishes of the prosecutor's office in spite of counter-defense - in the form of a lawsuit. In the course of this, 108 of the 381 victims were found to be guilty, and in 62 cases a criminal case for fraud threatens as a result of data collection.