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Facebook.com violating your privacy
In the news: NBCNews.com
Facebook Inc. must face a lawsuit accusing it of violating its users' privacy by scanning the content of messages they send to other users...
it is time for a multi-district litigation to sue facebook in a class action lawsuit for violating the United States Constitution and extorting private papers and private identification from facebook.com users.
Facebook Inc. must face a lawsuit accusing it of violating its users' privacy by scanning the content of messages they send to other users...
it is time for a multi-district litigation to sue facebook in a class action lawsuit for violating the United States Constitution and extorting private papers and private identification from facebook.com users.
Facebook.com is in the news and facing one lawsuit, but right now it is also time
for a multi-district litigation to sue facebook in a class action lawsuit for
violating the United States Constitution and extorting private papers and private identification from facebook.com users.
In the news: NBCNews.com
Facebook Inc. must face a lawsuit accusing it of violating its users' privacy by
scanning the content of messages they send to other users for ...
Now: facebook.com is violating the United States Constitution!!!
Facebook.com commits extortion for Christmas, and its time for Santa Clause to bring a multi-district, multi-megacorportaion litigation attorney to rescue Facebook.com users from this serious and willful and intentional extortion of your private papers and private identification!
Facebook.com lures you in like a slithering criminal into Facebook.com offering you a way to visit friends and relatives for free on the internet, and then WHAM! they shut the door tight and commit extortion demanding you turn over your private papers and documents of identification.
https://m.facebook.com/login/checkpoint/
Upload a photo ID
To make sure this is your account, we need you to upload a color photo of your government-issued ID. Your ID should include your name, birthday and photo.
Acceptable IDs include your:
Passport
Driver's license
State-issued ID card
Military ID card
Immigration ID with signature
https://m.facebook.com/help/303144586449165
https://m.facebook.com/help/182439941814828?refid=69
FAQ
Why do I need to upload and send my ID?
We require everyone using Facebook to use their authentic name and birthday. This way, you always know who you're connecting with. When we discover accounts that look fake or like they’re using fake information, we ask the owner to verify that they are who they say they are.
In most cases, the easiest way to verify your identity is to follow the on-screen steps to enter your mobile phone number and request a code.
If you can't verify your identity using your mobile number, you'll need to provide a copy of your photo ID. This could be a scanned copy or a close-up photo you've taken. We'll permanently delete this document after we resolve your issue. Review what types of IDs we accept.
To learn about our policies, please visit the Facebook Community Standards.
Last edited about 3 months ago
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Please keep in mind that we can't accept your profile picture.
Once we receive and review a clear image of your ID, we will permanently delete your attached identification document from our servers.
https://m.facebook.com/help/182439941814828?refid=69&feedback=182439941814828&refsrc=https%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com%2Fhelp%2F182439941814828&_rdr#feedback_182439941814828
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Why do I need to upload and send my ID?
We require everyone using Facebook to use their authentic name and birthday. This way, you always know who you're connecting with. When we discover accounts that look fake or like they’re using fake information, we ask the owner to verify that they are who they say they are.
In most cases, the easiest way to verify your identity is to follow the on-screen steps to enter your mobile phone number and request a code.
If you can't verify your identity using your mobile number, you'll need to provide a copy of your photo ID. This could be a scanned copy or a close-up photo you've taken. We'll permanently delete this document after we resolve your issue. Review what types of IDs we accept.
To learn about our policies, please visit the Facebook Community Standards.
for a multi-district litigation to sue facebook in a class action lawsuit for
violating the United States Constitution and extorting private papers and private identification from facebook.com users.
In the news: NBCNews.com
Facebook Inc. must face a lawsuit accusing it of violating its users' privacy by
scanning the content of messages they send to other users for ...
Now: facebook.com is violating the United States Constitution!!!
Facebook.com commits extortion for Christmas, and its time for Santa Clause to bring a multi-district, multi-megacorportaion litigation attorney to rescue Facebook.com users from this serious and willful and intentional extortion of your private papers and private identification!
Facebook.com lures you in like a slithering criminal into Facebook.com offering you a way to visit friends and relatives for free on the internet, and then WHAM! they shut the door tight and commit extortion demanding you turn over your private papers and documents of identification.
https://m.facebook.com/login/checkpoint/
Upload a photo ID
To make sure this is your account, we need you to upload a color photo of your government-issued ID. Your ID should include your name, birthday and photo.
Acceptable IDs include your:
Passport
Driver's license
State-issued ID card
Military ID card
Immigration ID with signature
https://m.facebook.com/help/303144586449165
https://m.facebook.com/help/182439941814828?refid=69
FAQ
Why do I need to upload and send my ID?
We require everyone using Facebook to use their authentic name and birthday. This way, you always know who you're connecting with. When we discover accounts that look fake or like they’re using fake information, we ask the owner to verify that they are who they say they are.
In most cases, the easiest way to verify your identity is to follow the on-screen steps to enter your mobile phone number and request a code.
If you can't verify your identity using your mobile number, you'll need to provide a copy of your photo ID. This could be a scanned copy or a close-up photo you've taken. We'll permanently delete this document after we resolve your issue. Review what types of IDs we accept.
To learn about our policies, please visit the Facebook Community Standards.
Last edited about 3 months ago
Was this helpful? Yes · No
Please keep in mind that we can't accept your profile picture.
Once we receive and review a clear image of your ID, we will permanently delete your attached identification document from our servers.
https://m.facebook.com/help/182439941814828?refid=69&feedback=182439941814828&refsrc=https%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com%2Fhelp%2F182439941814828&_rdr#feedback_182439941814828
FAQ
Thanks for your feedback.
Why do I need to upload and send my ID?
We require everyone using Facebook to use their authentic name and birthday. This way, you always know who you're connecting with. When we discover accounts that look fake or like they’re using fake information, we ask the owner to verify that they are who they say they are.
In most cases, the easiest way to verify your identity is to follow the on-screen steps to enter your mobile phone number and request a code.
If you can't verify your identity using your mobile number, you'll need to provide a copy of your photo ID. This could be a scanned copy or a close-up photo you've taken. We'll permanently delete this document after we resolve your issue. Review what types of IDs we accept.
To learn about our policies, please visit the Facebook Community Standards.
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for a multi-district litigation to sue facebook in a class action lawsuit for
violating the United States Constitution and extorting private papers and private identification from facebook.com users. "
For extorting private identification, perhaps. But it isn't clear that they can't make that a condition of use, which is, after all, voluntary. Bring on the lawsuit and we'll find out.
But unconstitutional? I need a bit of help here. What clause of the Constitution do you think they are violating? There simply isn't much in the Constitution that refers to what an individual or corporate entity can't do.In fact, offhand I can't think of a single clause that isn't saying either:
a) What the Federal government can or cannot do.
b) What a state government can or cannot do.
Nothing in there saying what you or I can't do. There are implications of what we CAN do because of the clauses specifying the government can't forbid. But maybe you see something in there that I don't.