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Not everyone is model pretty and capable of posing perfectly on a split second’s notice. For most mere mortals, photographs can be a risky business. If you’re caught mid-word, after a few drinks or, God forbid, while you’re dancing, no amount of work in Photoshop can ever save the photo.

并不是每个人都模样漂亮，并且能够在瞬间注意到完美的姿势。对于大多数仅仅是凡人，照片可能是冒险的生意。如果您在跳舞时被单词打扰，或者上帝禁止，在您跳舞时，Photoshop中的大量工作都无法保存照片。

While most of the time these pictures are fairly harmless fun, if it’s a really bad photo (or perhaps you’re trying to curate a specific professional image) then you might need to do something about it. Here’s what to do if someone else posts a bad photo of you on Facebook.

尽管大多数时候这些照片都是相当无害的，但如果它真的很糟糕(或者您正在尝试制作特定的专业图像)，那么您可能需要对此做一些事情。如果其他人在Facebook上发布了您的不良照片，该怎么办。

自行删除标签 (Remove the Tag Yourself)

The simplest and quickest way to deal with a bad photo is to remove the tag. Once you’re no longer tagged in the photo, it won’t appear on your profile. It will still be in your friend’s Photos but, unless someone goes looking for it, random people aren’t going to find it.

处理不良照片的最简单，最快的方法是删除标签。一旦您不再在照片中被标记，它就不会出现在您的个人资料中。它仍然会出现在您朋友的照片中，但除非有人去寻找它，否则随机的人不会找到它。

For most bad photos, this is enough. Cameras are so ever-present that it’s kind of expected that everyone will have a few dodgy photos floating around. Unless you’re going to spend all your time carefully managing your social media, one or two things will slip through. There are even bad photos of George Clooney out there.

对于大多数不良照片来说，这就足够了。相机是如此的存在，以至于每个人都会有几张躲闪的照片在漂浮。除非您将所有时间都花在精心管理社交媒体上，否则一两件事会发生。甚至还有乔治·克鲁尼(George Clooney)的糟糕照片。

让你的朋友把照片拍下来 (Ask Your Friend to Take the Photo Down)

If the photo is really bad and you want it removed from the internet, then the first step is to talk to your friend and ask them to remove it from their Facebook page. They took the photo, so they own it. You don’t have any rights to it. As long as they aren’t using it to promote Viagra or the Ku Klux Klan, they’re free to do pretty much whatever they want.

如果照片真的很糟糕，并且您希望将其从互联网上删除，那么第一步就是与您的朋友交谈，并要求他们从其Facebook页面上将其删除。他们拍摄了照片，因此拥有了它。您没有任何权利。只要他们不使用它来宣传伟哥或Ku Klux Klan，他们就可以自由地做任何他们想做的事。

The thing is, most decent people won’t insist on exercising their copyright over a bad photo of a friend. Unless it’s a group shot that a dozen other people love, they’ve no real reason not to take it down if you ask. If it’s really bad, it might have seemed like a funny joke to them at the time they posted it but as soon as you say anything, they should realize that you’re not amused and take it down.

问题是，大多数体面的人不会坚持对朋友的不良照片行使版权。除非是一打其他人喜欢的集体照，否则如果您有要求，他们没有真正的理由不拒绝拍摄。如果确实很糟糕，在他们发布时对他们来说似乎是个有趣的笑话，但是一旦您说了什么，他们就应该意识到您没有被逗乐并接受它。

When you’re asking your friend to take it down remember to be polite. It’s their photo. They don’t have to do anything with it and they’re doing you a favor by removing it. If you go in aggressively and start insisting they delete it immediately, you could offend them and start an argument. That’s completely counterproductive.

当您要求朋友取下它时，请记住要有礼貌。是他们的照片。他们不必对此进行任何处理，而通过删除它来帮您一个忙。如果您大胆地介入并开始坚持要求他们立即将其删除，则可以冒犯他们并引发争论。这完全适得其反。

将照片报告给Facebook (Report the Photo to Facebook)

So far, I’ve been working on the assumption that an actual friend has posted a bad photo of you on their Facebook page with no real malice. If this is the case, untagging yourself or asking your friend to delete the photo should be enough to sort the problem. If it’s not, then things are a little more tricky.

到目前为止，我一直在假设一个实际的朋友在他们的Facebook页面上发布了一张不好的照片，但没有任何恶意。在这种情况下，给自己加上标签或让您的朋友删除照片应该足以解决问题。如果不是，那么事情就比较棘手。

Facebook can only remove photos that violate their Terms of Service. The most relevant terms are:

Facebook只能删除违反其服务条款的照片。最相关的术语是：

“You will not bully, intimidate, or harass any user.”

“您不会欺负，恐吓或骚扰任何用户。”

“You will not post content that: is hate speech, threatening, or pornographic; incites violence; or contains nudity or graphic or gratuitous violence.”

“您不会发布以下内容：仇恨言论，威胁或色情内容；煽动暴力；或包含裸露，图形或无故的暴力行为。”

It is going to be hard to argue that posting a single bad photo is bullying, intimidation, or harassment, especially if the photo is not edited in some way to make you look worse. If they add threatening language or hate speech to the post, you’ve got a chance, but not a big one. If the other person is just acting like an ass, they’re probably not doing anything wrong as far as Facebook is concerned.

很难说张贴一张不好的照片是欺凌，恐吓或骚扰，尤其是如果未对照片进行某种编辑以使您看起来更糟的话。如果他们在帖子中添加威胁性语言或仇恨言论，您将有机会，但机会不多。如果对方只是像个傻瓜，就Facebook而言，他们可能没有做错任何事情。

If the photo they’ve posted is particularly aggressive, edited to make you look bad, or is part of a series of photos that they’re constantly posting then you’ve probably got a decent argument that you’re being harassed and Facebook might act.

如果他们发布的照片特别具有侵略性，经过编辑以使您看起来不舒服，或者是他们不断发布的一系列照片的一部分，那么您可能有一个正派的论点，认为您受到了骚扰，Facebook可能法案。

In either case, it’s worth reporting the photo and hoping Facebook takes it down. If they keep posting bad photos, keep reporting them and Facebook will probably act.

无论哪种情况，都值得举报这张照片，并希望Facebook将其删除。如果他们继续发布不良照片，请继续举报，Facebook可能会采取行动。

The other option is just to block the other person. This will stop them seeing your profile and being able to tag you in photos. It won’t remove the original image, but it will at least make it more difficult for them to continue to harass you.

另一个选择就是阻止对方。这将阻止他们看到您的个人资料并可以在照片中为您添加标签。它不会删除原始图像，但至少会使他们更难继续骚扰您。

Finally, the police in most places have been very bad at prosecuting online harassment cases, however they are starting to get better. If the person is making real world threats, is continuing the harassment offline, or is otherwise going way beyond acceptable behavior, make a police report.

最终，大多数地方的警察在起诉在线骚扰案件方面一直表现不佳，但情况开始有所好转。如果此人在现实世界中威胁，正在离线继续进行骚扰，或者超出可接受的行为范围，请向警方报告。

With smartphones everywhere, bad pictures are now very much a part of life. A lot of the fun of services like Snapchat is being able to send your friends photos knowing that, even if you look like Mr Potato Head, it won’t come back to haunt you.

随着智能手机无处不在，不良图片现在已成为生活中不可或缺的一部分。 Snapchat之类的服务很有趣，它可以向您的朋友发送照片，他们知道，即使您看上去像马铃薯先生，也不会回来困扰您。

When it comes to photos on Facebook, the biggest issue is tagging. If you’re not tagged in a photo, it won’t appear on your page. Yes, it might still be available if someone digs through your friend’s photos, but you’re probably in the clear. It’s worth turning on Timeline Review so you have to approve any tags before they appear on your Timeline.

对于Facebook上的照片，最大的问题是标记。如果未在照片中标记您，则该照片不会显示在您的页面上。是的，如果有人浏览您朋友的照片，它可能仍然可用，但是您可能会很清楚。值得启用“时间轴审阅”，因此您必须先批准所有标签，然后它们才能显示在时间轴上。