Practice question
A user keeps an account password secret but intentionally sets a particular photograph to public visibility. The user argues that the password alone proves the photograph was limited to a private audience. Under Vivares, what fact must still be examined?
- Only the password’s number of characters
- Only whether the photograph is colorful
- Only the user’s preferred browser
- The photograph’s own access and visibility settings and actual audience
- Only how expensive the camera was
Legal references
- Vivares v. St. Theresa’s College, G.R. No. 202666, September 29, 2014, main decision: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2014/sep2014/gr_202666_2014.html
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