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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

High Court reportersHigh Court proceedings between well-known UK-based Qatari businessman Wissam Al Mana and Facebook over the publication of "fake ads" using his name and image on the social media platform have been resolved.Mr Al Mana, a UK-based Qatari national, had brought an action before the Irish Courts over adverts he said were "wrongly and maliciously" using his name and image which were published by persons unknown to him using the Facebook Ads tool.The ads first appeared in 2019, but were later removed from the platform.On Thursday, Mr Al Mana's counsel, Paul O'Higgins SC, appearing with Anna Shanley Bl, said the parties had settled the action, but that the agreement had not yet "been committed to writing".In light of that, counsel asked that the matter be adjourned for a few weeks to allow for the implementation of the agreement.Paul Gardiner SC, for Facebook, said  his side was consenting to the matter being put back, adding that the settlement in relation to the full proceedings will be finalised.  » Read More

Black Friday is a day away, and as much as you’re scouring the internet for the best deals, you should still practice caution.It appears retailers aren’t the only targets for industrious scammers. They’re now venturing into the aviation industry.Low-cost airline FlySafair has issued a cautionary note to all its customers ahead of Black Friday after recent fake Facebook profiles came to their attention.“It is unfortunate that our drive to open the skies to more people is being taken advantage of, especially during the festive season. “We would like to ask all our consumers to help us stop these scams by reporting them directly to social media platforms when they see them,” urged Kirby Gordon, chief marketing officer at FlySafair.One example of a scam is a Facebook account going by the name ‘FlySafair: South Africa’s Favourite Low-Cost Airline’, which has been imitating the brand and editing official images to include a six-month free flights special. The airline is taking the chance to warn consumers to be cautious and verify any sales information they encounter,  » Read More

A Yellowknife resident who tried to buy Airpods on Facebook Marketplace says the supposed sellers threatened them with what appeared to be a handgun. In a Wednesday news release, RCMP said they were treating the incident as an attempted armed robbery. According to police, the resident had responded to a Marketplace listing for the Airpods and made arrangements to meet the seller near a business on Old Airport Road. At around 11pm on Tuesday, the resident arrived in the parking lot to find the seller and another person waiting. But the item didn’t seem the same as the one pictured in the Facebook listing. “After viewing the product, the complainant indicated that they did not want to complete the sale. The suspect then brandished what appeared to be a handgun and threatened the complainant,” RCMP stated. Advertisement.Advertisement. “The complainant refused to provide any money and the suspects fled in a vehicle.” The Airpods had been listed by an account using a fake name,  » Read More

The microfinance bank has disowned the page.This Facebook page supposedly offering loans in the name of Faulu Kenya is FAKE.Faulu Kenya is a microfinance institution that offers financial services such as banking, investment, insurance, and savings among others.The page ‘Faulu’ uses Faulu Kenya’s branding and had over 1,700 likes and followers, as of 21 November 2023.The page has made posts such as this, purporting to offer loans ranging from KSh500 to KSh50,000 with a repayment period of up to 12 months.The post has a website link where users are required to provide details such as their gender, loan purpose, monthly income, and whether they have any outstanding loans.After filling in the form, users are led to another webpage with instructions on how to apply for the loan. For the application to be successful, one must be above 18 years of age and have M-PESA mobile money service.  » Read More

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For those who cannot attend this evening’s Planning Commission meeting regarding Newman Regional Health’s proposed zoning code text changes, there is one place you will be able to view the proceedings.KVOE will be streaming the meeting via Facebook Live. For those who cannot attend that are wishing to submit questions, those needed to be emailed to email emporiainfo@emporiaks.gov by 4 pm. People planning to attend and address the Planning Commission are asked to limit their comments to three minutes or less.Stormont-Vail is planning a better than $30 million medical facility, prompting Newman Regional Health to propose several changes to the existing code. If recommended by the Planning Commission and approved later by the Emporia City Commission, the changes would require outside medical entities to specify the nature and extent of services to be provided, the extent of services already being provided and how current services are inadequate for community need.The meeting is at 6 pm at White Auditorium Little Theatre, not the Municipal Court Room. Lyon County commissioners say they will be attending the meeting.  » Read More

Parents are using Facebook and WhatsApp groups to keep tabs on their kids who are away at college, sometimes arranging "playdates" and haircuts on their behalf.In an article from The Cut, moms revealed some of the most shocking posts on various message boards, including a parent wondering how their daughter can ask for more space in her dorm mini-fridge and another requesting the best places their college student could get a haircut.One parent named Jennifer considered quitting the Facebook group she joined for parents of first-year students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison when she looked for information on what to pack her son for his freshman dorm experience."Make sure you stick a pool noodle in the gap between the wall and the bed," one member suggested.SOME TEACHERS ARE 'COMPLETELY OVERWHELMED' BY HELICOPTER PARENTS, SUFFERING 'BURNOUT': ESSAY College students walking on campus. "As soon as you’re telling me to buy a pool noodle so my precious son’s precious phone doesn’t fall on the floor if he drops it,  » Read More

The Sacramento Great Danes Facebook group hosted a meet-up at SacYard Tap House. They do dog playdates in Lincoln, Roseville, Folsom.  » Read More