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A TEACHER IN THE US uploaded the image above publicly on Facebook last week, hoping to teach her students to be careful when posting images of themselves online.
A Reddit user found it on Facebook (where it has amassed over 800,000 likes on this page) and posted it to r/photoshopbattles, where kindly users pooled their skills to help really get her point across.
Saturday 16 November, 2024
Saturday 16 November, 2024
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Teacher demonstrates to class how pictures spread on the internet, goes viral
A TEACHER IN THE US uploaded the image above publicly on Facebook last week, hoping to teach her students to be careful when posting images of themselves online.
A Reddit user found it on Facebook (where it has amassed over 800,000 likes on this page) and posted it to r/photoshopbattles, where kindly users pooled their skills to help really get her point across.
Here’s one that shows how some pictures just won’t disappear from the Internet, no matter how hard you try (we’re looking at you, Beyonce):
Obligatory Nicolas Cage:
So you see kids, anything can happen.
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