Mark Zuckerberg’s sister, Randi, who was previously a marketing director at Facebook, has experienced recently an issue with a personal photo posted on her FB profile.
Randi’s Facebook photo shows her family’s enthusiasm to the site’s new “Poke” application.
The private image was actually uploaded on the microblogging website by a friend of Randi’s sister, who was, in turn, labeled in the photo in question.
Specifically, Facebook’s rules and Randi Zuckerberg’s account settings allowed the picture be seen by a third party and that 3rd party was Vox Media’s Callie Schweitzer.
After the sister of Facebook’s creator complained of privacy breach on Twitter, Schweitzer deleted the image and asked for an apology.
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The situation was clarified as Randi and Callie exchanged a couple of messages on Twitter (see below): Source: Buzzfeed.com
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