adopt a guy... beware : CCM

Réponse 1 / 12

Kriss

Good evening,

The best thing to do is indeed to file a complaint... To get more information and have a solid complaint, you can take a look at the CNIL website... Just keep in mind that you are still responsible for the initial posting of the photos, even if you no longer have access to your "adopte" account...
Before filing a complaint, you can also send a registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt to the adopt headquarters; if you don’t receive a response, send a second one in one month, and if needed, a final one two weeks later. In each letter, explain your case, set a deadline for their response, and specify that you want to be reimbursed for the expenses incurred... Be sure to keep evidence of your sent letters... If in two months you have no response, that will give you a good starting point for your complaint...

I hope this helps you to achieve the deletion of your account....

""""Otherwise, just a little aside, just for info, the "internet police" is set up for cybercrime... quite targeted, and in the case of Sophie, who is normally of legal age and fully capable of her intellectual faculties, and unless her photos showed her in compromising situations... it will be the right peace officer or the right gendarme who will handle the problem, if it is necessary to go that far.... there you go""""

With that, have a good evening
Kriss

Réponse 2 / 12

un mec

Hi,
if I'm not mistaken, the site is based in France and therefore under French law. The beautiful thing in this country is that you have a right to your image. Take advantage of it and file a complaint; it might help them do something for you.
PS: if you regain control of your account, put me in your cart LOL

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C.

Dear Sophie,
as long as you surf the net, there is a risk; if you don't want this kind of problem, you just shouldn't sign up for this kind of site. MSN, Facebook, MySpace, and the like are very easy to hack; if you put personal data on the internet, don't come complaining afterwards because it's up to you to protect yourself.
bye
C.

Toto

Think about the CNIL and be aware that the hosting site will always bear some responsibility for the information it has.
Of course, this does not stop them from doing things, but they do not disclose your information to commercial sites, etc., legally. Privacy remains protected, but the internet is too vast a realm for everything to be controlled.
Cheers

ddey Posted messages 30 Status Membre 15

> as long as you surf the net there is a risk, if you don’t want > this kind of problem, you just shouldn’t sign up for these kinds > of sites. Msn, Facebook, Myspace and the like are very easy to hack, > if you put personal data on the net, don’t come crying later because it’s up to you to protect yourself.

LOL... yes, it's like people who get run over on the road; they should have stayed home, it wouldn't have happened. There are plenty of nice shows on TV and pizza delivery drivers are road professionals... while waiting to afford a robot to do your shopping.

Supermarket vibe, AdopteUnMec is well made in that spirit... Personally, my initial reservations have faded. Well, they are just images... what matters is to live, right? Come on, zombies, you’re still alive!!!

....beware of big fraud
Maybe, we're in a poor position to know, nothing ventured nothing gained... In any case, back in the days of the pink Minitel, I worked for 3 months in a company where I played the roles of about thirty female profiles to keep lonely people in front of their screens as long as possible. I admit the traumas that still haunt me after 18 years,...

The issues raised are still far from being resolved, I deal with this reality rather than doing nothing. Life is elsewhere, in any case, life is about living.

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sophie75

Hello everyone

Thanks to all of you for taking the time to respond to my topic

To give you some information about the little issue I had, I sent a copy-paste of the first comment I posted......and guess what????? a week later, nothing!!!! They closed my hacked account and deleted my photos......After sending more than 50 messages on the site "adopt a guy," it took me posting an article on this forum to get a result....go figure...

I thank everyone who posted responses and advice, it’s really nice

And yes, there are risks on the internet, I experienced it and it really calmed me down.. I will never again put my photos on the internet...

To those who responded in a somewhat... how should I put it.... "dry" manner, well go take a look at those dating sites, you seem kind of uptight....or rather ill...

Thanks everyone!!!!

loute13

just a sentence nothing for you art is difficult and criticism is easy goodbye

Réponse 5 / 12

louisa

my personal opinion: I would create a new account and go to the page I had before and I would cast a charm and wait for a response from the person who has usurped my profile to see if they know me etc...

PS: senka your message is useless, who told you she logs in during her working hours?!

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fujikaje

Good evening, there is a 95% chance that the person who took your credentials is from your circle (via your PC). Technically, it is quite difficult to take passwords from an external workstation, I bet it's someone who did it through your PC. I would bet my hand on it; for a hacker, it's not worth the trouble. In my opinion, they scraped your MSN password like the majority of victims (it's so easy) and then used it to change your credentials (on the site "adopte... 'forgot password'). So if you haven't already, change your email password (to protect other accounts linked to your email).
In this case, and I am almost sure, the site's responsibility is not involved; that said, the immediate deletion should take effect after your request.
To avoid this, it's simple: when your browser asks if you want to save your passwords, respond "no"; otherwise, they will be stored in your cache and easily retrievable by malicious users...

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CyberCop 75

When your account is hacked, you should contact the administrators by threatening to refer the matter to the DGCCRF; at present, this is the only effective threat to be heard.

Sincerely.

Réponse 8 / 12

slyde

Yes, he is right, Sophie I advise you to file a complaint.
In IT, it is possible to do anything if you prepare really well, (and when I say anything, I mean absolutely everything), including impersonating others' blogs.
Why not report it to the internet police (I can't remember the name), they will surely be able to do something, it may take time since they have a lot of work.
But still do it, if only to protect yourself from what they could do with your identity.
Good luck!

Réponse 9 / 12

David Latapie Posted messages 11 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention 2

Hello,

I work at the CNIL and, given your explanations, your complaint seems valid to me.

Contact me via private message, and I will provide you with the steps to follow.

Note: even if Sophie has resolved her issue in the meantime, my offer remains valid.

iamshinji971 Posted messages 1938 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention 173

Well well, they're all working at the CNIL :/

David Latapie > iamshinji971 Posted messages 1938 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention

I finally understood how this forum works (very poorly).

Yes, I have been working at the CNIL for several months, come visit me at 8 rue Vivienne! Please give notice beforehand, as the CNIL does not welcome the public).

If you found the option for private messages, let me know because I am giving up.

PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Membre 402 > David Latapie

To send and receive PMs, you need to create an account!

David Latapie > PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Membre

The problem is that I created my account. I even requested confirmation of the info two hours ago :(

David Latapie > David Latapie

It might come from the fact that the TLD of my username/email contains four characters. Given how this forum seems to have been coded poorly, I wouldn't be surprised…

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marcuslinus Posted messages 3 Status Membre

I see a radical solution in your case: you contact the site and tell them that you are notifying the CNIL as soon as possible through a formal complaint. The site must be located in France; by court injunction, if there has been identity theft, they will remove everything concerning you. This happened to me on another site, and it worked. Good luck.

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Fredo

For image rights, contact the C.N.I.L, and it will help you.

Good luck

Réponse 12 / 12

varfadet

To send your complaint letters against the site "Adopte un mec," or if you wish to file a complaint against them, here are their contact details:

Adopte un Mec:
GLOBAL ELECTRONIC BUSINESS
17 Rue du Chateau d'Eau
75010 PARIS 10

All information can be found at:
https://www.bilansgratuits.fr/entreprise/fiche/49254509000010.htm

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