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Question: How can photo sharing be dangerous?

A. Your photos can be seen by friends and family.
B. Your photos can only be posted to your personal profile.
C. Your photos can get into the wrong hands.
D. Your photos can only be shared by you.

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Kathryn014 Kathryn014

Today at 10:48 PM

C is very true

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C. Your photos can get into the wrong hands.

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