Facebook Crimes

By now most of you know that I don't believe that social media privacy exists. I believe that no matter what precautions you take, ultimately whatever you put on Facebook or any other social network is public and leaves a trail. This is why I do not bother with limited profiles, security settings and all those fiddles. I simply assume that everything that's on Facebook can be seen by perves in caves, my mother, and the Bishop, so as far as friends go, I accept all and sundry but if you bug me, I'll block you once and for all. You'd think that five years after its birth, with 600 million profiles to its name, and over 100,000 reported Facebook crimes a year, most would have figured out that Facebook is not a free for all lawless space, and yet, people are still getting arrested for crimes they commit or admit to on Facebook. Only last week a man was jailed for posting his ex-girlfriend's nude photos on his wall. Ravshan "Ronnie" Usmanov said that he did what he did because he was hurt when his girlfriend broke up with him. So as one does in such situations, Ronnie posted six, very explicit and very nude photos of his ex and then emailed her saying 'some of your...