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Faizan
Reporting abusive pictures helps to keep Facebook clean and safe. If you find an inappropriate photo on Facebook, you can easily report it by clicking a link on the photo's page. Don't report pictures you simply don't like, such as photos you find unpleasant or unflattering photos of yourself: only report photos that violate Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities or the Facebook Community Standards. You should report any photo that harasses or bullies you or a friend, that constitutes spam, a scam or a threat, that contains nudity, pornography, graphic violence, hate speech or a hate symbol, or that displays self-harming behaviors or illegal drug use.
Click on the photo to open it on its own page, rather than in a Facebook album, news feed or wall.
Click the "Report This Photo" link, which is located underneath the photo on the left-hand side. A menu for reporting the picture launches.
Click the circle next to your reason for reporting the picture. Remember not to report a picture if you simply dislike it.
Check the box next to "Report to Facebook" on the next screen in the pop-up menu. Set the other options depending on your reason for reporting the picture. For example, if you report a picture that harasses you, you can also forward the picture to someone who can help protect you, then block the person who posted the picture on Facebook. If you report a picture for nudity, you can also message, unfriend or block the person who posted it.
Click the "Continue" button at the bottom of the pop-up menu. Click the "Okay" button on the next screen, which acknowledges your report and thanks you for it.
Click on the photo to open it on its own page, rather than in a Facebook album, news feed or wall.Click the "Report This Photo" link, which is located underneath the photo on the left-hand side. A menu for reporting the picture launches.
Click the circle next to your reason for reporting the picture. Remember not to report a picture if you simply dislike it.
Check the box next to "Report to Facebook" on the next screen in the pop-up menu. Set the other options depending on your reason for reporting the picture. For example, if you report a picture that harasses you, you can also forward the picture to someone who can help protect you, then block the person who posted the picture on Facebook. If you report a picture for nudity, you can also message, unfriend or block the person who posted it.
Click the "Continue" button at the bottom of the pop-up menu. Click the "Okay" button on the next screen, which acknowledges your report and thanks you for it.
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