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A high-ranking CIA official boldly shared multiple pro-Palestinian images on her Facebook page just two weeks after Hamas launched its bloody surprise attack on Israel — while President Biden was touring the Jewish state to pledge the US’s allegiance to the nation. The CIA’s associate deputy director for analysis changed her cover photo on Oct. 21 to a shot of a man wearing a Palestinian flag around his neck and waving a larger flag, the Financial Times reported. The image — taken in 2015 during a surge in the long-stemming conflict — has been used in various news stories and pieces criticizing Israel’s role in the violence. The CIA agent also shared a selfie with a superimposed “Free Palestine” sticker, similar to those being plastered on businesses and public spaces across the nation by protesters calling for a cease-fire. The Financial Times did not name the official after the intelligence agency expressed concern for her safety. “The officer is a career analyst with extensive background in all aspects of the Middle East and this post was not intended to express a position on the conflict,” a person familiar with the situation told the outlet.  » Read More

Claim: An Apple iPhone AirDrop feature called NameDrop poses a threat to users' privacy and security. Rating: In late November 2023, Facebook users shared variations of a viral warning about a relatively new iPhone feature called NameDrop, also known as "Bringing Devices Together." The posts hinted that NameDrop, dubbed by Apple as "a new AirDrop experience," was dangerous, and said that users needed to take action to protect their privacy and security. Multiple U.S. police department Facebook pages also shared the warnings, which perhaps was one of the reasons that we received so many reader emails about this rumor. The Viral Warnings on Facebook We reviewed multiple versions of the same warning about NameDrop on iPhone devices. One such warning read as follows: IMPORTANT PRIVACY UPDATE: If you have an iPhone and have done the recent iOS 17 update, they have set a new feature called NameDrop defaulted to ON.  » Read More

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A well-known Chilliwack farmer was reportedly involved in a tractor crash involving a police cruiser on Highway 1 in Surrey on Saturday. Prior to the police incident, Bill Shoker posted several public videos to his Facebook page from the driver’s seat of a green John Deere tractor. He narrated where he was on the highway, and where he was heading, before turning the camera to show his face. Shoker said his name, his business name (Shoker Farms Ltd. in Chilliwack) and also explained the reason for the stunt, saying it was a protest against an educational resource called SOGI 123. The tractor was one of several vehicles involved in a convoy that began in Chilliwack and traveled into Vancouver. Later that day, the same green tractor collided with a p0lice cruiser as a traffic stop was being attempted at a highway exit. The tractor flipped, and officers immediately exited their own vehicles and apprehended the driver. The crash and arrest were recorded by someone in a vehicle that had pulled off the busy highway to make way for the police.  » Read More

It's in an apparent escalation of the Kremlin's action against Meta that includes adding the parent company of Facebook and Instagram to its list of " ...  » Read More

A car upholsterer who was sued for defamation over a Facebook post calling a former employee a scammer has been ordered to pay $90,000 plus costs after he didn’t turn up to court.The County Court has awarded aggravated damages and costs to Carrum Downs man Michael Iskander after he took legal action against rival upholsterer David Barcos, owner of automotive seat-cover business BNB Products.In December last year, according to court documents, Barcos uploaded a post to his company Facebook page that started with the words: “Dear Customers and Followers. This is an official Scam Alert From BNB Products PTY LTD.”Car upholsterer Michael Iskander won $90,000 after his former boss called him a scammer online.Credit: Penny StephensIn the post to his 20,000 followers, Barcos cited a customer named “Trev” who he said had hired Iskander for some interior work on his Holden after Barcos had knocked him back because he was booked out.Barcos said “Trev” had paid a deposit to Iskander, who had then blocked him and not returned the money.  » Read More

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It usually doesn't, but there's one exception. Jason Montoya / How-To Geek Quick Links Does Messenger Alert When Someone Takes a Screenshot? How to Check When Someone Screenshots Your Secret Chats Can You Prevent Screenshots in Your Messenger Chats? Key Takeaways Facebook Messenger doesn't notify users when someone takes a screenshot of a regular conversation. If you take a screenshot in a secret conversation, Facebook notifies both parties that a screenshot was captured in the chat. You can't prevent people from capturing screenshots in Messenger chats. If you want to take a screenshot of a Facebook Messenger conversation, you may be worried about the other party being notified. Or maybe you want to know if you'll be notified when someone screenshots your conversations. The answer to both of these questions is straightforward—with one exception. Does Messenger Alert When Someone Takes a Screenshot? No, Facebook Messenger doesn't alert the other party (or parties) when you take a screenshot or make a screen recording of a conversation.  » Read More

Woman sold painting on Facebook MarketplaceShe later found out it was a work by a famous artist READ MORE: Beverley Hills plastic surgeon on celebrity nose jobs By Brett Lackey For Daily Mail Australia Published: 09:46 EST, 24 November 2023 | Updated: 18:23 EST, 24 November 2023 An Australian mum has been left kicking herself after taking to Facebook Marketplace to offload a painting for $200 that was actually worth about $20,000. 'Struggling' single mum Sarah Bonner bought the minimalist piece from the same popular second-hand site back in 2021 but decided to relist it for some extra cash.After originally listing the item for $100, she was chuffed when she was offered $200 by a 'really nice' buyer who chatted to her on Tuesday.Ms Bonner told the Gold Coast Bulletin it wasn't until the next day when another buyer wrote to her asking if the painting was still available that she realised she had made a costly mistake.   » Read More