How to Keep Your Online Photos Safe

Monday, April 08, 2013 9:00AM

Lori appeared on today's show to explain what happened when her online photos were stolen and posted on a porn website. After a few unsuccessful attempts to get the police to help, Lori decided to do her own investigation, and eventually found the person who stole her photos.

Howard Bragman, Vice Chairman of Reputation.org, shares his expertise on what to do if this ever happens to you.

For more information, visit Reputation.com.

Filed Under: As Seen On The Show

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Willow

38 days ago

I'm finding it hard to believe that this is even online for people to see! It kind of reminds me of having the alphabet posted for those who can't read! Seriously? Do we have to be told not to play with strangers? How many years has Facebook been available to the public? What is the biggest fear, people face everyday having to do with Facebook? Could it be a possibility that it's Privacy Issues? Yeah, that's it!! Most every web site I sign up for has "privacy settings." When they don't, it's an easy call - Don't sign up! This whole thing is elementary and academic..

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134 days ago

typo: "Howard Bragman, Vice Chairman of Reputation.org, shares.." should be .com, not .org :)

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