Question:
Can the police see private Facebook messages and events or see deleted messages?
Answer:
Yes, kind of. Facebook has a loose partnership with police forces that they use. Facebook does scan messages for criminal activities.
Why? Probably because they have a reputation they’ve invested in. If Facebook became a place for criminals to hang out, they’d lose a big part of their audience because nobody would want to visit Facebook and they’d lose a lot of money.
How it works is, they have software running that looks and scans for certain phrases. If certain phrases are in message, that triggers an alert and that messages are then looked at. You can read more about that here (www.infowars.com).
So Facebook probably isn’t targeting you personally, trying to see what you’re doing. There are just too many people using Facebook for them to do that. However, if you use word phrases in your communication on Facebook, you could most likely have what you’re doing looked at.
If you want to learn more and dig into this topic, we suggest you go to the source… Facebook:
Information for Law Enforcement Authorities (facebook.com)
You might also find this article interesting:
8 Ways Police Can Spy on You Without a Warrant (alternet.org)
The bottom line is, you just have to assume that anything (ANYTHING) you put online can be tracked to you. If you stick to that guideline, then you’ll know what to post online and what to keep offline.
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Hello im Deborah from England sorry I have not got a facebook account im here sir just to let you that mr ruzgar medoglu from turkey who is on facebook who iv never met as took my facebook account and my all id of myself he still using my id for facebook and the facebook team as done nothing to stop this man this man as a mu.edu.tr at a university in mugla turkey he as a 94.122.250.71 home ip adderss he on facebook also this man as took my email adderss and opened many websites in my name if you could please send a email to Istanbul police about this man iv sent many letters to them by post telling them about this man ruzgar medoglu as made sure I cant send anything on line because he using my id this man as not only used my id he using many more peoples id he made sure I cant send any post to yourselfs that is why iv put my old email adderss down so I could send you this note please facebook needs to know about ruzgar medoglu and you can do that by telling the Istanbul police I cant send anything on facebook to Istanbul police but you can then they will know who iam im Deborah Thorley I live in united kingdom im married with two grown up kids im 53 ie this man some how as stoped all my information that I had with facebook he some how told them I was not real so they took my account of and as done since 2016 we are now in 2019 he doing fraud he not just used my id he sent sex videos when I was on facebook also he sent young girls in the nude to me these girls was two 14 and one 15 in the nude he also sent is own dick on live video and many other live videos of men and women doing live sex he sent at least 100 live sex videos in late 2016 a women who going out with ruzgar is called sevgi tastan she from turkey she herself been helping him thank you bye you cant contact me I don’t have a email but Istanbul police will tell you about me thank you bye
Deborah, thanks for the note but we’re not Facebook – just fans of Facebook. You should try to contact Facebook directly if you need help.