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Facebook Public + Posts Shared with Friends + Website Child photo privacy review
Review the findings, open each original item in your own report and decide what to change.
Summary
Two Facebook posts and one website page need attention. The Facebook posts include a public activity location and a club name visible to Friends, while a public website image appears to show children beside a venue sign.
Review each linked item in context. Decide whether the original post needs a narrower audience or removal, and ask the website administrator to check consent and replace or remove the website image as needed.
Facebook and website counts are shown separately below. Restricted or inaccessible content and excluded media were outside the assessed scope.
Facebook Public + Posts Shared with Friends review
https://facebook.example.invalid/morgan-lee/
Summary
Two Facebook posts need attention: a public post names a recurring activity location, and a Friends post shows a readable club name on clothing.
Friends access: The designated Facebook account is used only for SecureNow customer reviews. For this order, it was used to check posts shared with Friends on the profile you selected. Only posts visible to that account could be reviewed. You may remove the reviewer from your friends list now that the report has been delivered.
Coverage and exclusions
36 posts reviewed. 36 accessible Facebook posts assessed. Public and Friends posts visible to the authorised reviewer were included; restricted audiences were excluded.
Findings and actions
Date: 2026-09-18
Post: https://facebook.example.invalid/morgan-lee/posts/118234567890123/
What was seen
The second photo in a four-photo public post appears to include three children outside a sports venue. The caption names the venue and says the group meets there on Saturdays. Ages and identities were not verified.
Recommended action
Open this post and check all four photos and the caption. Consider removing the venue and schedule from the caption, restricting the audience, or deleting the post and sharing an edited photo.
Date: 2026-08-29
Post: https://facebook.example.invalid/morgan-lee/posts/118234567890456/
What was seen
A Friends-only post contains two photos. The first appears to show a child in a sports uniform with a readable club name; the second shows the team from farther away. No full name or precise location was visible. Age and identity were not verified.
Recommended action
Check whether the club name and uniform should remain visible to this Friends audience. If not, remove this post or share an edited photo with the identifying detail obscured.
Website review
https://community-centre.example.invalid/
Summary
One public event page needs attention because an image appears to show children beside a venue sign, with the event date and location visible nearby.
Coverage and exclusions
18 pages reviewed. 18 accessible public HTML pages and 74 image references assessed. Sign-in pages, PDFs, video frames and CSS background images were excluded.
Findings and actions
Date: 2026-09-12
Page: https://community-centre.example.invalid/news/spring-community-day/
What was seen
The third image on this public event page appears to show children beside a sign naming the community centre. The page also gives the event date and location. Ages, identities and consent were not verified.
Recommended action
Ask the authorised website administrator to check the image against current consent records and publication needs. Remove the image or replace it with an edited version if the identifying context is unnecessary.
What you can do next
Review the coverage and any findings above. You can use these steps to decide what changes to make to content you control.
- For each finding, open the linked post or page and check the image and surrounding context.
- For social posts, consider removal, archiving, a narrower audience or an edited replacement. For website images, ask an authorised site administrator to remove, replace or restrict the page or image.
- If you want SecureNow to quote photo blurring or pixelation, reply to the report-ready email with the finding number(s). We’ll explain a secure way to provide the image. Please do not email photos of children.
Only the account or website owner can change or remove original content. Photo editing is quoted separately.