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Is it illegal to hack someones facebook account in California?
Yes, hacking someone's Facebook account without their permission is illegal in California. It violates various state and federal laws, including the California Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act and the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Do you need to have a Facebook account TO ACCESS someones Facebook wall?
That depends on the person's privacy settings, but mainly, no...
How could someone gain access to someones account just before they died how can you get access to someones account just before the die?
That would involve certain illegal activities - which we in the Wiki community will not help you with !
Can't log in to my Facebook account?
Can't access my Facebook account or email from facebook
How do cops hack into your Facebook accounts?
They don't. It is illegal for anyone to "hack" into a Facebook account or any account. Law enforcement officials need to follow the law and Facebook Terms of Service to obtain account records or access to Facebook accounts. Facebook has a specific system in place for "Law Enforcement Online Requests".
I have linked Gmail to my facebook account but I cannot access facebook using Gmail How can I access it?
You cannot access Facebook account using Gmail. You have to use it using the Facebook site only. Gmail is just for confirming the account.
Can your wife legally access your Facebook account?
Well it depends if your wife knows your facebook account and it is legal
How can you access my facebook account?
We cannot without your account name and password.
How do you get on your fb?
To access Facebook, you must first have an account. Once you have registered an account with Facebook, you can then login with your specified credentials.
Why cant I write on someones facebook wall?
Either they're not your friend, or they have restricted access privileges and do not allow it.
Are parents allowed to access their minors facebook account?
Passward
Can your parents legally go through your facebook?
Your Facebook doesn't actually belong to you and is property of Facebook. It is the companies decision regarding who has access to the account created for you. Facebook's policy is that it doesn't grant access to an account to anyone other than the account holder whether they're between the ages of 13 - 17. However, if there was any legal implications, such as underage drinking, then Facebook can be served with a subpoena and be forced to hand access of your account over. Furthermore if you are using your parent's internet connection and they acquire your password there is no law saying they can't look at your Facebook. This is because they are responsible for the content brought into the home (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) and therefore have every right to ensure that nothing illegal is happening.
