Facebook warnings - you should know that

This guide explains how best to protect yourself against Facebook warnings and what you can do if you have already received one.

Facebook warnings - this is how you protect yourself from them

• Do not distribute any illegal or copyrighted material on Facebook. Pay close attention to which photos, videos, texts, quotes and posts you publish on Facebook. Foreign pictures and videos are taboo.
• If one of your Facebook friends posts copyrighted material to your chronicle, you should remove the corresponding post immediately.
• Caution is advised, among other things, with quotations and poems by authors who have not died for more than 70 years.
• If you distribute images of people who have not consented to the publication, you interfere with their personal rights.
• Anyone who posts a YouTube video on Facebook automatically integrates a small YouTube player. This is a distribution of the corresponding video, for which you are fully liable if the content is illegal.

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Received warning for Facebook post or sharing

• If you have shared / posted a picture on Facebook and have received a warning, you should under no circumstances sign the cease and desist letter and pay the warning fee.
• We recommend that you go to the attorney, with whom you submit a modified cease and desist and, if necessary, file an objection.

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In the next practical tip, we will show you what you can do if your Facebook account has been blocked.