Which of the following is the MOST ACCURATE statement about the privacy of information shared through social media?
A.
Hacking or breaking into information on social media sites that is restricted as private could result in liability for fraud examiners due to violation of users’ privacy rights.
B.
A fraud examiner cannot be held liable for violating a user’s privacy rights if they hack or break into areas of a social networking site designated as private because all social media information is public.
C.
The Privacy of Social Networks Treaty is a binding international treaty that makes it illegal for law enforcement to seek social media log-in credentials from users.
D.
To access any user-posted information on social media sites, fraud examiners must obtain some type of legal order from the jurisdiction in which the user resides.
Even though social media often contains useful information, unauthorized access to private or restricted content (e.g., hacking into an account) is illegal and can expose a fraud examiner to civil or criminal liability for violating privacy laws.
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