Photos On Facebook Who Removed, Can not COMPLETELY Lost

Remove Images on up Not Sure 'Lost'
SAN FRANCISCO - Facebook users often think that the photos are uploaded to the page is secure. Though not entirely photos were 'safe' from the observations of others, despite working hard to fix up your privacy settings.
Not to mention, when a user tries to delete the photos were. Sometimes they are just to delete it and then feel the photo disappeared from sight. Apparently, the photos were not 100 percent gone, and there are some cases which indicate that the photos that have been removed can still be accessed.
Ars Technica, Tuesday (10/12/2010), this problem never try to launch asked to up when the photos were 'stuck' on the server up. Ars Technica claims can still access a photo that was removed on May 21, 2009. Nearly approximately 16 months photos can still be accessed.
Up stating the photos that have been deleted by the user in fact can not be accessed again. Even the social networking site that was developed since 2004 that guarantee 100 per cent there was no one who can access the photos.
"Even up being forced to open the image," said up on the site Ars Technica.
However, there might these photos can be accessed again by someone else. Because Facebook is not alone manage user data. Mark Zuckerberg's site was also formed a partnership with the company's Content Delivery Network (CDN). The possibility of these photos 'leaked' via the CDN partner up.
Facebook spokesman, Simon Axten reveals, for practical purposes, the photo does not exist anymore, and we will not be able to find it.
"This is similar to what happens when you delete information from your computer hard drive," said Axten.
"There is a possibility that someone who previously had access to photos and save the URL directly from our partner network of content managers can still access the photos," said Axten.
"But, again, one must know the URL, and photos exist only in the cache CDN for a limited time," said Axten. (Ugo (Legal))

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