Saturday, April 30, 2011
GlitterSniffer Cosmetics and Facebook Terms of Service Followup
I recently posted about GlitterSniffer Cosmetics and proprietor Lela Warrens' seeming Facebook Terms of Service violations.
While it is not known if Facebook gave Ms. Warren access to her deactivated account or she simply created a new one after her previous practice of selling from her personal page it has become clear that a personal page can be reported for selling.
I was curios as to the types of reporting that could be done on a personal page so I accessed the landing page for Lela Warren's personal Facebook account, which is readily available in the Facebook search. I scrolled to the bottom on the left hand side and clicked the link for 'Report/Block This Person'.
I chose 'This profile is pretending to be someone or is fake' and then selected 'Represents a business or an organization'. I then clicked Continue.
From what I could find in the Help Center Facebook may remove any content that violates their terms.
While it is not known if Facebook gave Ms. Warren access to her deactivated account or she simply created a new one after her previous practice of selling from her personal page it has become clear that a personal page can be reported for selling.
I was curios as to the types of reporting that could be done on a personal page so I accessed the landing page for Lela Warren's personal Facebook account, which is readily available in the Facebook search. I scrolled to the bottom on the left hand side and clicked the link for 'Report/Block This Person'.
I clicked the link and checked the options. After a careful review I discovered this:
From what I could find in the Help Center Facebook may remove any content that violates their terms.
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