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instataly

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Apr 10, 2014
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Hi, I just sent an email from my .me account to myself (the same .me account) and in the email - upper right side - there's a picture of a random person. Why is this happening and have all the people received emails from me with that stranger's picture??
 
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Look in your Contacts program on your Mac and see if that picture is associated with your card.
 
There's a few ways for it to have gotten there. When you first setup a new Mac, it'll let you put an icon there (or take a pic with the webcam, if there is one). Sync'ing with Facebook can also update contact pictures. Also, pictures can be manually put in contacts.

To get rid of the picture in Contacts, find your contact, click the Edit button, then click on the picture and hit the delete key. Then click the Done button.

That picture should only be used on your computer. When you send emails, that picture should not be sent as well.
 
Thank you very much for your help, I've erased the picture. I still don't understand how a picture of someone I haven't seen in my life ended up in my computer as my contact card picture… oh well… thanks again!
 
Thank you very much for your help, I've erased the picture. I still don't understand how a picture of someone I haven't seen in my life ended up in my computer as my contact card picture… oh well… thanks again!

it could just a generic picture like when you buy a photo frame. unless of course its a picture from the built in cam. then you got to wonder.
 
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