facebook: a source of online evidence
By ersanmiguel
@ersanmiguel (476)
Philippines
June 29, 2010 2:20am CST
Facebook is divorce lawyer's new bestfriend...
"whatever you share online can (and will) be used against you in court"
we should really be responsible on whatever we are posting on our wall, our photos, or whatever information we will be divulging especially online. not only for married men but for everyone who's into social networking.
"whatever you share online can (and will) be used against you in court"
we should really be responsible on whatever we are posting on our wall, our photos, or whatever information we will be divulging especially online. not only for married men but for everyone who's into social networking.1 response
@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
1 Jul 10
I don't believe that truer words have been spoken in quite a long time. I heard on one of my favorite podcasts about a criminal that was caught as a result of their facebook status updates. So, I think that any person that is using any form of social networking should know that there are times that you should not post information on your facebook account. Of course it should be acknowledged that facebook is a form of online evidence.
