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Subject: Presentation Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:42:28 06/12/19 Wed Author Host/IP: 204.sub-174-206-9.myvzw.com/174.206.9.204 Just curious, are the judges able to view the contestants personal Facebook, Instagram and Twitter posts? For some, it's a real eye opener compared to the way they present themselves for the pageant. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date They can. Some pageants encourage it. Others don’t mention it. Any good judge should be doing their research on contestants including social media. The board typically follows the girls on social media as well so they should be aware. There is an official social media challenge after all. However, all social media platforms can be made private to specified audiences to hide content you don’t want shared with specific followers. (NT) No name (mobile-107-77-201-212.mobile.att.net/107.77.201.212) 10:54:46 06/12/19 Wed Re: They can. Some pageants encourage it. Others don’t mention it. Any good judge should be doing their research on contestants including social media. The board typically follows the girls on social media as well so they should be aware. There is an official social media challenge after all. However, all social media platforms can be made private to specified audiences to hide content you don’t want shared with specific followers. -- No name, 12:14:20 06/12/19 Wed (204.sub-174-206-9.myvzw.com/174.206.9.204) No there is no way to view private posts of a social media account or accounts are set to followers only. I am a headhunter and I research very in-depth, however if someone is discreet with their privacy settings then you know what they say. What they do on their time is their business, not your business. (NT) -- No name, 14:56:09 06/15/19 Sat (NoHost/167.99.181.18)