The answer to above’s question is answered by a research done where Images were uploaded on famous social networking websites like Facebook, Hi5, Bebo, LiveJournal, MySpace and many others and Each of the image url was noted. Then Later All of the images were deleted.
It was Found that many website’s did not delete the photographs even after 30 days, while some did instantly.
“For our experiment, we uploaded a test image onto 16 chosen sites with default permissions, then noted the URL of the uploaded image. Every site served the test image given knowledge of its URL except for Windows Lives Spaces, whose photo servers required session cookies (a refreshing congratulations to Microsoft for beating the competition in security). We ran our initial study for 30 days, and posted the results below. A dismal 7 of the 16 sites failed to revoke photos after 30 days“
Here are the Results of the research –
Did not remove photographs even after 30 days – Facebook, Hi5, Bebo, LiveJournal, MySpace
Removed Photographs in 30 days – Blogger, Friendster, Tagged, Picasa
Websites which removed photographs instantly – Orkut, Windows Live Spaces, Photobucket & Flickr
Users need to be very careful while uploading images on The social networking websites as You never know that your image, even after you delete, may be still present you may even fall into some kind of trouble!
Thanks OnlyGizmos, Mashable and Light Blue TouchPaper
nice! i’m gonna make my own journal
Sure 🙂
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Thanks for this great info Monik…..read about you in MINT today…..following you in twitter too…..am proud of you……you are doing a great job son….best wishes….
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