Is it an invasion of privacy to log on to your SO's Facebook

Yes and yes

>>16787721

yes. why wouldnt it be

>>16787721

If you're doing it without their knowledge/permission, then yes, absolutely

>>16787721
Y'know if you type in the search bar "photos like by ----" you can see photos they liked & commented on


Happy stalking!

>>16788696
it doesn;t work :<

If you're doing it without their permission, then yes.

>>16787721

If you're gonna do something illegal, then it isn't wise to imply you did it or outright confess you did it here or anywhere.

Just because you think this is an anonymous board, and just because it seems so from the user-end, doesn't mean you're anonymous. Mods can see your IP. You never really know who really controls the information on this website, whether there's a backdoor on it for law enforcement and so on.

Not trying to be the milk-drinking tinfoil hat wearer here, just letting you know you should develop the habit of keeping your mouth shut when you do bad stuff, using your neighbor's wifi or at least getting a VPN / browser app like Zenmap.

>>16787721

Also, forgot to mention that Facebook logs your IP and browser information, and if the user has ticked the setting to be notified of "foreign IP / device" intrusion, you might get into trouble.

>>16788709
You didn't type their name? It works for meh :\

>>16788764
>>16788776
yeah op cops will come to your door for logging on to your girlfriend/fiance/wife's facebook account when you clearly already knew the password

fucking retard, stop spreading misinformation

yes

it's only acceptable if they give you permission and are in the same room with you. like
"oooohhhh let's see your pretendersss"

>>16788709
Activity log. Go to the activity log.

>>16787721
If you do it without their permission then it's an invasion of privacy, but moreover if you even think you need to it's a breach of trust. By whom depends on whether you have a good reason to ask or not.

If you just feel like you deserve to know then you might be the asshole here. If you've got a pretty good idea they're doing something they shouldn't then confront them about it and if they don't have an explanation then dump them.

>>16787721
>Is it an invasion of privacy to log on to your SO's Facebook or look at their texts?
If you don't have permission, yes. Even if you DO have permission it's a bit of a gray area, because you're still logging in using credentials that don't belong to you, but no one wants to test that in court.

>Is that considered stalking?
You'd have trouble making a case that this was stalking all by itself. But it could easily fit into a larger case, as part of a wider pattern of stalking behavior.

>>16787721
Stalking would be an obsession. Like looking in your windows and watching you sleep. Following you around driving past work/school.
Checking your so's fb and phone are not okay and total invasion of privacy. Most won't admit to it but tons of people do it. I always have friends and coworkers telling me about their relationships and shit they've done. Both sexes do it. Sometimes you just need to know. Look at the posts on here and b/ it's getting harder and harder to tell who's a good person these days. People being friends with ex's and the opposite sex does bring risks for anyone and is way more common than it used to be. Not saying everyone cheats with them but it does happen.
People just occasionally need to reassure themselves and if you have nothing to hide then who cares anyway? If it's once in awhile. Someone who's checking it daily probably has some jealous and insecure tendencies. Address it and work on it (talk) or leave.