Employers will be allowed to ask for Facebook Passwords
- Thread starter tay
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I prefer email for chat, gossip etc.
glad you feel that way...mail me yours, oh, and include your bank password for good measure...I will keep it safe
Yeah, that way you can say that you now know what you're doing....in 177
characters or less I believe.
You folks just don't know beans about computers, internet providers, or advertising cookies and a million other things do ya :lol:
You are fortunate that Andem has no tracking cookies here but your browser and machine does.
Crackbook knows in a heartbeat or less, all about you, they do not bother to ferret out fake accounts unless there is a good reason. Using a computer or smart phone online is just like being on an old fashioned party line phone but not knowing it.
You are fortunate that Andem has no tracking cookies here but your browser and machine does.
Crackbook knows in a heartbeat or less, all about you, they do not bother to ferret out fake accounts unless there is a good reason. Using a computer or smart phone online is just like being on an old fashioned party line phone but not knowing it.
lol Yeah, ok, if you say so Skooks. Guess we can all ditch our cookie filters, AV software, n whatever else because we are transparent anyway. Oh, I'm sorry, we don't know anything about that stuff either. Eye fergot we doan no nuthin.
Do you manage the cookies for every website you visit? Do you believe that your AV is managing your data like your mommy? How about your browser? Nice try.......
Firewalls, AVs, adware blockers, and other software helps. Also stuff like this:
5 Rules for Staying Safe on the Internet - Defend against Phishing, Malware, Data Theft, and Privacy Invasion - Popular Mechanics
Computer and Internet Security - CNET.com
So, to contradict your claim that we are all ignorant of phishing, malware, etc.,
Now, to open a facebook account don't you have to activate it with a code that is texted to your cell phone? So they already know your cell number before you open the account.......
no but you "can" most people have internet on their SmartPhone and many allow texting into their phones via their account.
I don't think it matters much frankly...they pretty much know who and where we are anyway.
You do need to associate it to an email address though.
has anyone told you what a cute little bum you have?Firewalls, AVs, adware blockers, and other software helps. Also stuff like this:
5 Rules for Staying Safe on the Internet - Defend against Phishing, Malware, Data Theft, and Privacy Invasion - Popular Mechanics
Computer and Internet Security - CNET.com
So, to contradict your claim that we are all ignorant of phishing, malware, etc.,
Rules of conduct on the Internet
No negetive comments on the company you work for
No negitive comments on the clients of your company you work for.
Never bite the hand that feeds you.
Anymore rules of Internet rules of coduct?
No negetive comments on the company you work for
No negitive comments on the clients of your company you work for.
Never bite the hand that feeds you.
Anymore rules of Internet rules of coduct?
