Your review report
Facebook Public + Posts Shared with Friends Child photo privacy review
Review the findings, open each original item in your own report and decide what to change.
Summary
Two of 36 accessible posts need attention: one public post names a recurring activity, and one Friends post shows a club name on clothing.
Check the linked posts and decide whether the photos and identifying details are still needed. Friends visibility reduces the audience but can include anyone who gains access to a friend’s account.
Only posts visible to the authorised reviewer were assessed. Only-me posts, restricted Friends audiences, inaccessible content and video frames were excluded.
Findings
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.
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.
- Choose whether to remove it, archive it, restrict its audience or replace it with an edited image. Your platform may not support replacing an image in an existing post.
- 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 owner can change or delete their posts. Photo editing is quoted separately.