@Tim **********

yeah this is going to be easy to spot now with the TDAC requirement, and the majority of people are too thick to even realise.

This is on her profile so my money is on her not evening being in Vietnam anymore

@Roxana *****

prob because he has and has a spotty history already with immigration. Also the fact she keeps avoiding the question when asked if she has.

@Claire ******

wrong it can be altered with any number of apps and proves nothing. Greg is correct!

@Claire ******

yes you can! You have no idea what you are talking about.

@Wannikea ********

here is her post from earlier this year.

@Julie *******************

she already has bad history as she was banned for a year not long ago.

@Tim **********

my money is on her not being. Reading other posts from her timeline she was banned from re entering a couple of years ago for 1 year for not following the rules

Here is some context for everyone!

This person is know to immigration and was banned for 1 year entering Thailand due to miss use and over staying.

She is also dodging the question on whether she is still in Vietnam or not.

@Claire ******

wrong! This data can be changed to anything you like it proves nothing. They want a physical receipt of something.

@Claire ******

that is not what they are asking and proves absolutely nothing.

First of all that information is known as EXIF data, and it can be altered with anything you like. For example it could have been originally taken 1 year ago but you could put tomorrows date and time on it if you wanted, you could have a photo of you at the Tower of London but the Geo Location says the wall of China.

EXIF, stands for Exchangeable Image File Format, is a standard for storing metadata within digital image files. This metadata includes technical information about how the image was captured, such as the camera model, lens used, date and time of the photo, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and more. It's essentially a way to embed data about the image alongside the image itself.