Giving a mobile number or Facebook account without the owner's permission

@Janet357 (75646)
October 22, 2020 10:45am CST
I simply have learned that giving someone's mobile number or Facebook account without the owner's permission is quite unethical. My tutor asked for my client's Facebook account so that she could chat her, say, she would be on the client's home or what. I told her, it was improper to give it to her without her permission. What is your thought on this?
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Porcospino
@Porcospino (31366)
• Denmark
22 Oct 20
I don't give phone numbers, email addresses, social media accounts etc to other people without asking the owner first. Someone gave my friend's phone number to a man who was interested in her without asking her first and he ended up stalking her. She was furious at the person who gave him her phone number without her permission, and I understand that, she would have said no if she had had the chance.
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Porcospino
@Porcospino (31366)
• Denmark
23 Oct 20
@Janet357 Yes, we have to be careful, some people can't be trusted.
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@GooglePlus (3831)
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23 Oct 20
If you don't mind can you share me your Credit card number with CVV or debit card number with OTP/CVV I was once a stalker type.. but seems like I am over it now... So you surely not going to experience the stalking here Though sometimes your bank account might beeps on your phone to remind you how much debits you are in
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Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
true. This is very true. Some people are not decent enough to be entrusted with our personal info.
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Anne
@Hytton03 (5451)
• Philippines
23 Oct 20
Your right. Don't give without permission of the owner.
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Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
yep. I always remember this proper manner.
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Anne
@Hytton03 (5451)
• Philippines
23 Oct 20
@Janet357 and for the security of the owner.
Thelma
@thelme55 (77061)
• Germany
22 Oct 20
You are doing right not to give the number or the Fb account. I would be annoyed if someone is doing that with my number without my permission.
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Thelma
@thelme55 (77061)
• Germany
23 Oct 20
@Janet357 That´s right.
Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
Yes and someone will just call you without your knowledge.
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@GooglePlus (3831)
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22 Oct 20
It depends upon the situation and type of number and account you are holding. If it is publicly available so you can ask them to check on internet to get the details. If it is personal and you had it that means he/she trust you with the same. We all know that once trust is broken you will lose the client
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Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
true. In my case, my contact number is publicly published because i am in business. but if my tutor wants my fb account of my client, i dont think i am in the right place to give it.
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@GooglePlus (3831)
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23 Oct 20
@Janet357 So you did right not sharing the personal details with anyone. That should be in your company policy as well.
HannahKusKus
@HannahKusKus (4025)
• Semarang, Indonesia
23 Oct 20
absolutely agree with you, It is impolite for me. It is personal account especially mobile number. And be careful for the crime
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Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
true. you know, nowadays so many strange messages from.scammers are sent to my email and sometimes to my phone number.
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HannahKusKus
@HannahKusKus (4025)
• Semarang, Indonesia
23 Oct 20
@Janet357 hhmmm, it must annoying you. And beware of the spam message, and I guess most of them offering something that you do not need that
rhuenz
@rhuenz (10643)
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22 Oct 20
I agree with you. It happens here,someone give my husband numbers to others without his permission.I hate that.. It's not good and unprofessional
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Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
yes. Who gave it?
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rhuenz
@rhuenz (10643)
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23 Oct 20
@Janet357 those people who know him
nitsbubb
@nitsbubb (1308)
• Pune, India
22 Oct 20
You are absolutely correct! It is not correct to pass on the number unless you know that the other person is close to you and the other party.
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Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
well said. It may cause problem if i do it indeed
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Hate2Iron
@Hate2Iron (15727)
• Canada
22 Oct 20
I would be so annoyed if someone did that to me. No, you are 100% correct!
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Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
Yes. Thank you. Because if someone also gave my personal info to.a stranger, I would also get mad.
Valerie J. Routhieaux
@just4him (317041)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
22 Oct 20
You did the right thing.
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Kokil agarwal
@amitkokiladitya (171927)
• Agra, India
22 Oct 20
definitely you said and did the right thing for sure
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Simone
@Janet357 (75646)
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23 Oct 20
i hope you are feeling okay now.
Charmaine Buena
@chamae (69)
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23 Oct 20
i guess asking is fine on the part of the tutor you know maybe your tutor just have some concerns but ofcourse it will depends on how he or she asked and it will be unethical really if you wont be asking permission to the owner.. that happen to me before so what i do is ask first the owner of the facebook acct or mobile number owner if i can give if she allows it then theres's no problem but if she didn't I wouldnt and I will just explain it to the person asking for it..