I'm sleepy, going to bed now....
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I hear the business realities, seems everywhere you turn it's 'visit us on FB' and business' that don't are gonna be left behind, same with Twitter
I suppose I could take OG's suggestion and amp up the privacy settings but I still have this really uneasy feeling from when I receive friend invites from myself and also wonder what other shenanigans are going on that I am not even aware of...yet -
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It might be those XXX sites.....
You need to start cutting back dude.....
Fantasia really is just someone's 90 year old grandmother..... or so I've been told.:eek6: -
Mark I believe Nathan is correct in his response post # 10. I say this because about 3 months ago(?) I saw a FB friends suggestion referencing you! :confused5:
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Hot on the heels of this thread there was a bit on the PR - Newswire (Yes, Lynn, that is one of my many sources for "this stuff") entitled WatchGuard Lists Most Risky Web Apps
I'll only quote the relevant parts.
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
It's a jungle out there!
Maybe I don't get these odd requests because I don't play any of the games or join any groups?
I have never gotten a friend request from anyone not related or not personally known to me, but I do know that others have and I wonder if it's joining the groups that triggers it?
I do get pages of suggestions of "friends of friends" and once in a while I find someone in there I know, but if I don't I just delete them - no biggy.
I never understood the Twitter thing, so I'm not there and probably won't tweet - ever.
One thing I do find interesting is just how much you can learn about someone (if they put such info up) once you get into their site as a friend - that is scary! So I don't put hardly anything up of a personal nature.... -
ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
This is my experience also. I severely limit who and what can see my stuff. But it is the best way for me to stay in touch with old friends and family.
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Just be vigilant and keep the privacy settings ramped up. NEVER give your credit card number or other sensitive info to those sites or anyone that you aren't 100% sure. If you think "Do I know this person well enough to give them anything?" and the answer is no, then don't!
I used to laugh when a telemarketer would ask me to verify my SS# or a CC#.
Then I would politely tell them to F off and hang up.
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jcauseyfd New Member
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Crashton Club Coordinator
I know nothing of this in your face book. Ignorance is bliss.... :smile5:
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If you have teens in your care you should be at least facebook aware. I find they will express themselves much more freely on facebook than they ever will face to face.
Yes most of their stuff is silly nothings, but this stuff is important to them. If you what to know what they are thinking about, facebook will offer some insights.
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lotsie Club Coordinator
I got a bunch of Birthday wishes the other day on FB. I enjoy the contact with friends from the old country. I ignore/block things I don't want to deal with. I go on FB maybe a couple of times a week.
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
Nathan.....aquariums huh? I have a 50g tropical. Wonder how many others have aquariums.
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goaljnky New Member
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
Isn't that more like a pool?
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