If you have not yet understood that everything that is published on Facebook is part of the public domain and will remain there forever, well, maybe the story below will clarify for you the possibility of publishing certain information on Facebook.
We are talking about a man from the USA who was sentenced to 15 years in prison because of a picture published on Facebook during 2013, she being visible below, the man appearing together with a gun that he did not have the legal right to possess at that time.
Allah Farrad is the name of the man we are talking about now, he is a recidivist who in 2000 was convicted for possession of weapons and drugs, after his release he was forbidden to own a firearm, but of course that did not stop him from he poses with one.
Few people would have known about his indiscretion, but he decided that he had to brag on Facebook about the fact that he had a gun, which did not please the FBI who were monitoring him at the time and discovered the incriminating picture even on your Facebook account.
Sent to court for this crime as well, the man was sentenced by a judge to a prison sentence of 10 years to which an increase of 5 years was added because we are talking about a recidivist, so Allah Farrad will spend 15 years in prison because of this picture published on Facebook.
In much more dangerous situations, some employees have been fired from their jobs because of some pictures published on Facebook, while others have been denied employment, several other criminals have been caught by the police thanks to the social network website, so think- everything you publish there is good.
