Sentences with phrase «post fake photos»

Since members who post their real photos do not look as good as members who post their fake photos.

We will remove and ban all members who post fake photos.

This includes harassment or abusive behavior, send solicitations, posting fake photos, or anything that you think may be problematic.

This acts as a safeguard against people making multiple accounts and posting fake photos and details about themselves.

Not exact matches

Plus, it's just so fun to snap photos of your kid with a fake mustache and post on Facebook.

The internet is mocking Donald Trump Jr., who posted a photo of himself Saturday sporting a green t - shirt emblazoned with the words «Very Fake News.»

Hurtful and harassing messages, rumors, inappropriate or fake photos and videos can be easily and frequently posted anonymously in text messages emails or on social networking sites, making them hard to avoid.

By using tools such as TinEye, corps members can pinpoint when a photo was first posted online and quickly rule out obvious fakes.

Newer examples including making fake profiles of people on websites or posting embarrassing photos or videos on social media.

Another thing: Be very leery of people on internet discussion boards who post under fake names and use pro-bodybuilders or cartoons as their avatar photos.

What's strange is that the people who post fake profiles seem to always follow the same formula and always have the same types of photos etc..

After posting their fake profile disclaimer Cougar911 didn't waste any time in loading up their site with the Facebook photos of as many hot older women as they could find.

i do nt even know if this site is for real or just fully of bots and fake ppl so i'm not posting a photo to this shady site, unless you are real i would gladly do so

Again, you will have to be a premium member in order to take advantage of these features, as you won't get them as a free member: • You can create a profile under a lifetime form and add a maximum number of 27 photos; • You can use flirts and e-greetings to manifest your interest in a certain member; • You can place comments on the profiles you like, to show that person that you are interested in him or her; • If you have luxuries you are proud of, you can showcase them so they can be seen by others; • If you notice anything suspicious about other users, you can block them and report them to the site's administrator, to minimize the existence of fake profiles or scammers; • You can use search features to find a potential match; • You can post your photos on Millionaires fashion shows in order to get more views; • You can read blog posts or even create your own blog on the site if you have something to say; These are only a part of the features provided by this dating site created for users.

NY POST - Mar 31 - Melissa «Midwest» Harrington, a popular ex-porn star is being dropped as the face of a multibillion - dollar lawsuit against Match.com, making her the second hottie since January to be removed from the case.The suit accuses Match.com and affiliated sites of posting fake dating profiles featuring photos of pretty people to attract paying members.

Instead of being able to pull photos from their camera roll specifically for the dating app, they would have to post photos to their Facebook profile (and advertise their flirtatious Tinder selfies to all their friends), or try to get around the problem by creating a fake Facebook profile (not so easy to do), or adding «private» photo albums.

Here's how it works: When a user signs up, they are prompted to take an in - app photo so you can't post an old or fake picture from your phone.

And photos they post on dating sites is real or fake.

I'm not sure about other dating sites if photos they post on the website are real or fake.

Hi Raphael thanks for your comment — I just don't like people posting fake travel photos.

Travel blogger posts a «generic photo» of a random world location on any blog post (no people in it, nothing even personal to that blog at all — generic like hell and obvious because it's a really GOOD photo — means nothing to me — it's a «fake»).

That's all well and good until I see some absolutely ridiculous blog posts and Facebook photos, they are becoming all too tiresome, repetitive and fake recently.

If you go onto Facebook and «like» a load of travel blogs, you will find the fake ones posting photos they did nt take, regularly, it makes me cringe!

The other fakes I talk of are those who post a photo of say Iran on their Facebook page yet they have NEVER ever been to Iran.

It's not a faked photo either, the member who posted it, Scraps69, took the photograph of the game on the shelf himself at a recent visit to said store.

«At first I thought fake post, so I Google search: David Hogg crisis actor,» Mathias wrote on Facebook, referring to side - by - side photos of the student giving interviews to television news in Florida and California.

In 2011, Israeli researchers Bradley J. Ruffle and Ze'ev Shtudiner sent 5,312 fake resumes and photos to 2,656 job postings.

After several other Redditors made comments suggesting that the photo was fake, gerny27 posted a picture of the unlit jack - o» - lantern to show his handiwork...