View Full Version : Facebook - Big Brother is watching you
YellowDog
27th November 2012, 20:45
To all my FB friends, may I request you to please do something for me: I want to stay PRIVATELY connected with you. However, with the recent change in FB the public can now see activities in any wall. This happens when our friend hits "like" or "comment", automatically, their friends would see our posts too. Unfortunately, we cannot change this setting by ourselves because Facebook has configured it this way.
So I need your help. Only you can do this for me.
PLEASE place your mouse over my name above (do not click), a window will appear, now move the mouse on “FRIENDS" (also without clicking), then down to "Settings", click here and a list will appear. REMOVE the CHECK on "COMMENTS & LIKE" and also "PHOTOS" by clicking on each one. By doing this, my activity amongst my friends and my family will no longer become public. Many thanks! Paste this on your wall so your contacts will follow suit too, that is, if you care about your privacy.
Thanks again. Once I see this posted on your page I will do the same for you! :)
cave weta
27th November 2012, 21:47
Yep!- I spend most of my evenings going through that album of photos of you and your wife - good stuff!:2thumbsup:lol:
Berries
27th November 2012, 22:39
To all my FB friends, may I request you to please do something for me: I want to stay PRIVATELY connected with you.
You could always get a telephone like normal people.
YellowDog
27th November 2012, 22:45
You could always get a telephone like normal people.
Yip, I could txt them instead.
Don't hardly use Facebook myself, think it's crap, but those who do are getting worried about privacy. Not really surprised.
Facebook = Stalker's paradise.
The cops seem to like it too. Makes their job sooooo much easier :yes:
Berries
27th November 2012, 22:54
Don't hardly use Facebook myself, think it's crap, but those who do are getting worried about privacy. Not really surprised.
Thankfully I have never used it. Seems a bit off though people posting stuff on the interweb and then getting aggrieved when they find out they don't have any privacy.
Duh.....
kiwifruit
27th November 2012, 23:24
thanks for the heads up, bling sent
Grizzo
28th November 2012, 05:12
Facebook. The worlds largest database. Creepy
YellowDog
28th November 2012, 05:23
Thankfully I have never used it. Seems a bit off though people posting stuff on the interweb and then getting aggrieved when they find out they don't have any privacy.
Duh.....
We've had workers sacked for Facebook stuff. Apparently privately calling your boss a complete caaaaaaant on Facebook is not unacceptable :eek5:
Drew
28th November 2012, 05:46
Big brother CAN watch you on facebook.
Unless you actually do something worthy, they probably have better things to do.
As for stalkers, privacy settings can be made so all they see is your name, and avatar.
Maha
28th November 2012, 05:53
Facebook is just a big ole' bunch of rant and rave with psuedo bling in the guise of 'I like' :corn:
Why would ''big brother'' even bother?
YellowDog
28th November 2012, 05:57
Big brother CAN watch you on facebook.
Unless you actually do something worthy, they probably have better things to do.
As for stalkers, privacy settings can be made so all they see is your name, and avatar.
Yes, you are right. Provided you have no friends and if you do, none of those have friends, so you should be just fine.
Oh and of course your friends own privacy settings will also affect your potential to exposure too.
Oh and provided Facebook doesn't keep changing its privacy configuration settings.
Oh and remember to choose your friends wisely and also ask your friends not to hook up with acquaintances and also choose their friends wisely.
Oh and of course everyone is a Facebook privacy expert and always checks their configuration settings, so you're nice and safe.
Facebook is not secure at all. Don't go posting information and photographs you are not happy for anyone and everyone to see.
Akzle
28th November 2012, 06:01
privacy settings
privacy settings: dont put it on the fucking internet.
where there's a facebook, there's a C(L)IA, where there's a C(L)IA, your shit aint private.
DEATH_INC.
28th November 2012, 06:19
privacy settings: dont put it on the fucking internet.
Yup...there's nothing on the 'ol interweb that can't be found. Don't bother with privacy settings, not hard to get past. Best thing is what 'e said.
Oakie
28th November 2012, 06:54
The cops seem to like it too. Makes their job sooooo much easier :yes:
And my job too when I'm vetting job applicants.
Tigadee
28th November 2012, 07:27
:scratch: So when you sign up for a new account with a web site, what do you do when filling out the details like name and email address, even physical address? Whether it's a shopping site or a social networking site?
scissorhands
28th November 2012, 07:29
The cops will profile you on KB postings, the music and video you watch, the pron you tug off too, the speed at which you post....its all there to make a profile
With 'friends' your associations become part of your profile.
For me, having internet 'friends' is fine, but I usually dont really know them.... and I value my privacy too much, and have enough trouble:yes: with 'friends'
IRL
Scissorhands has not made any friends yet
007XX
28th November 2012, 10:08
The cops will profile you on KB postings, the music and video you watch, the pron you tug off too, the speed at which you post....its all there to make a profile
With 'friends' your associations become part of your profile.
Oh hell... my profile will certainly come out as "ecclectic rabid horndog" then.
But as Akzle put it, if you don't want it seen, don't put it on the interdweeb.
Simple really.
ducatilover
28th November 2012, 10:24
Thankfully I have never used it. Seems a bit off though people posting stuff on the interweb and then getting aggrieved when they find out they don't have any privacy.
Duh.....
privacy settings: dont put it on the fucking internet.
What these fullas sed.
If you post something on Bookface and then bitch about privacy, don't post it on a public/social networking site...
People are stupid.
Akzle
28th November 2012, 13:53
:scratch: So when you sign up for a new account with a web site, what do you do when filling out the details like name and email address, even physical address? Whether it's a shopping site or a social networking site?
depends. shopping websites will load your HD up with tracker cookies ot find out what you buy, if you buy from anyone else, how much you spend, when you spend it etc. this is called "market research" and enables them to target banner ads just for you.
but, if you're a cool motherfucker like me, and since you have bought a GSX i'd say you certainly are, use your real name, address etc, dont buy shit online, post heaps of contradictory shit in green and mention the silent black helicopters every now and then.
it keeps the CIB profilers on their toes...
(don't use "social networking sites" - go and get some real friends.)
if you must, get a fake email ie john smith at hotmail, direct all your FB &c accounts there to collect spam &c.
Big Dave
28th November 2012, 13:59
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imdying
28th November 2012, 14:07
Facebook. The worlds largest database. Creepy
lol, not even close... and the ones that are larger are creepier by far.
lol, privacy on facebook :laugh:
Maki
1st December 2012, 09:28
facebook makes me sick. Yuck.
onearmedbandit
1st December 2012, 10:15
facebook makes me sick. Yuck.
You should see a doctor about that, it shouldn't have that effect on you.
willytheekid
1st December 2012, 10:43
....http://blogs.imediaconnection.com/files/2012/03/Screen-Shot-2012-03-01-at-9.52.14-AM.png
Milts
1st December 2012, 11:47
The Onion make everything clear:
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scumdog
1st December 2012, 12:38
I have tin-foil helmets for sale, 100% guaranteed to work.<_<
Usarka
1st December 2012, 12:49
Need to be careful with passport referees too. If your referee or one of their associates has been profiled as a druggie or terrorist it may mean more scrutiny for you. DAMHIK.
I have tin-foil helmets for sale, 100% guaranteed to work.<_<
Confiscated from the local tinny house? Evidently people mailed"hats" in after this aired :lol:
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Nova.
1st December 2012, 13:02
I have tin-foil helmets for sale, 100% guaranteed to work.<_<
No thanks, ill stick with my armadillo ones.
Road kill
1st December 2012, 13:15
Ha,I never post anything on the net anyway,,,well apart from here and on a few other bike sites, an a few fishing sites,an Dirty gals are us, an How to make home made explosives, an NORML, an American Survivalist,an that Coca seeds for sale place,,,plus a few I don't really want the wrong sort of people to know about.
Got a job interview with NZ Customs next week,,,lookin' good so far:yes:
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