At the moment, countless Facebook users are sharing a status post that has been around for months. This mentions that there are supposedly hackers who steal pictures from the respective profile and create nude pictures from them.
These are then allegedly shared on Facebook in order to “finish” the person in question.
The status contribution in the wording:
I'm not naked either. It's getting worse! Someone should try that with me
Hackers have a new tactic!!!
They get pictures of you and fake these pictures into nude pictures and distribute them to get you ready.
If that were to happen to me and someone sent you a naked picture of me, it wouldn't be me. Please don't believe it!!! Spread the word!!!
DON'T SHARE BUT COPY
Many other users are complying with this request “Don’t share, just copy” because the post is currently appearing on Facebook almost every minute!
What is behind this statement?
We assume that there was probably a case where this happened at one time. But this is probably not a hacker, but rather a cheated boyfriend who wanted to get one over on his girlfriend. As I said, this is an assumption, but we can't explain it any other way.
Why do so many users share it on Facebook?
Quite simply, it says: “Don’t share, copy” and a lot of users comply with this request, even if it doesn’t actually happen to them.
So it is (now) a chain letter without any basis.
Mimikama/ZDDK tip
At this point we would like to discuss various security features that Facebook offers a user to protect themselves from certain “dangers”. This article: “ Privacy settings for photos ” best fits the topic mentioned.
Check the box:
► Login notifications: Email address & SMS/Push notification 
Remove
► Remove unused applications (apps)
Content, contacts and searches
► Who can see your future posts: “Friends”
► Who can send the friend requests: “Everyone” or “Friends of Friends”.
Our recommendation: “Friends of friends” ► Whose messages should be filtered in my inbox: “Strict filtering”
Remove check mark
► If you want other search engines to contain a link to your timeline: REMOVE check mark
Limit visibility
► Who can post in your timeline: “Friends”
► Check marked posts first: “Enabled”
► Who can see marked posts: Our recommendation: “Friends”
► Who can see what others post in your timeline: Our recommendation: “Friends ”
► User tagging suggestions: “Enabled”
► Combine your actions with ads: “Nobody”
More articles on this topic:
1) How to hide your friends list from prying eyes
2) The privacy settings for photos
3) Sort friends into lists - more privacy
AND…
► Delete your cookies from your browser when you close it
► Deactivate GPS
on your smartphone ► Use Facebook on your cell phone via the browser and not via the Facebook app
► Use your own browser for Facebook. So one browser for Facebook, another for the rest.
Further…
► Everyone is responsible for what Facebook knows about them. Only post what you would say LOUD on the street. You don't have to post your entire life on Facebook 
More articles on this topic:
► Detailed guide including screenshots: This is how you can make your Facebook profile a little more secure.
► How do I hide my friends list so that only I can see it.
► The privacy settings for photos
► Control advertising on Facebook.
Notes:
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