Thank you for reminding me to deactivate my shyt.
Done.
Done.
this is true. many years ago i had police come to my door about a stolen laptop. i let them in, whatever. i give them the laptop and out of nowhere one of the cops looks around, sees empty beer cans and he's like "wow you really are drinking beer" i'm like "
what?" cop whips out a piece of paper and its my facebook profile
my shyt was private too. "Your status update..it says you're about to drink some beer
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Me:
Them: Have a good day sir, and thanks for giving us back the laptopu can keep the case it came with
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... The new Facebook Messenger app has many people concerned because the app can access their personal information and record conversations without notifying users.... The app will also be able to access your contact list, and see your phone call log including who you called and how long the call lasted.
Downloading the app also gives permission for Facebook to send photos back and forth. Milston said that if you choose not to download it, it does mean you won’t be able to send messages through the Facebook application on your phone.
Milston points out the access the Facebook Messenger app gains to your personal information isn’t much different from what’s gained by other apps....
...Over the weekend, Dave Winer wrote an article at Scripting.com explaining how Facebook keeps track of where you are on the web after logging in, without your consent. Nik Cubrilovic dug a little deeper, and discovered that Facebook can still track where you are, even if you log out. Facebook, for its part, has denied the claims. Regardless of who you believe, here's how to protect yourself, and keep your browsing habits to yourself....
Facebook is scaring me
... What clued me in was an article on ReadWriteWeb that says that just reading an article on their site may create an announcement on Facebook. Something like: "Bull Mancuso just read a tutorial explaining how to kill a member of another crime family." Bull didn't comment. He didn't press a Like button. He just visited a web page. And an announcement was made on his behalf to everyone who follows him on Facebook. Not just his friends, because now they have subscribers, who can be total strangers....
... People joke that privacy is over, but I don't think they imagined that the disclosures would be so proactive. They are seeking out information to report about you. That's different from showing people a picture that you posted yourself. If this were the government we'd be talking about the Fourth Amendment.![]()
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3033385
X-Istence 1154 days ago | link
The reason why this bothers me is that there is no longer any EXPLICIT confirmation that I want to post something. Not sure who said it but I read it in a TechCrunch article, "Just hit play in Spotify and it will share with your friends".
No, any sharing I do HAS to REQUIRE an EXPLICIT action on my part. I have to be in full control. Visiting a web site does not mean that I believe it will be interesting to my friends NOR do I want that information shared with people on Facebook.
A like button that shares, much like the Google+ 1+ button is perfectly fine, I have to hover over it, and choose my circles to share with, and then share. It is not automatic once I visit the site.
I don't want articles automatically being linked just because I visited a page, or clicked play in Spotify, or put the toilet seat up.
It is not just privacy concerns, it is the image I try to convey while using social media sites where it is common place to be friends with your boss and or co-workers. I don't need them knowing I like the Bloodhound Gang or that I read articles about atheism in the NYT but have never read a single article about religion.
Eventually all this collected data will be used against me. What if I do a simple Google search for cancer and I end up reading an article about it, that is now shared publicly, my insurance company a few years later gets a claim for cancer they claim it was a pre-existing condition and deny me coverage.
These are all scenarios going through my head. I am all for the interconnected web, and making it easier for me to introduce my friends to new content across it, however it has to be done on my terms, it has to require explicit authorisation and must never do something automatically without my consent. If I like the content enough I am extremely likely to copy and paste the URL into my social networking sites, I don't mind that extra step. Create a bookmarklet that fills in some of the forms ahead of time for me (I have a reddit bookmarklet that fills out title, URL and the sub-reddit to post in (personal one for me to share links with friends)). I am more than happy to continue using the platform, but this frictionless sharing scares the crap out of me, and will see me closing my account sooner rather than later if it continues down the path that it looks to be going down.

cacsJust looked up www.rotten.com ... not surprise that shyt has porn on it too.. why is sex and violence linked?
no im notYou're being facetious. I'm being for real.
ive told this story on here beforeMy online persona on Facebook is living a better life than me
Popping bottles ey week and having 4000 friends![]()


High school for me.we was on rotten.com in middle school 1999
and some shyt called steak and cheese or somethin
Sex is kind of a lightly violent and intrusive act between two people.Just looked up www.rotten.com ... not surprise that shyt has porn on it too.. why is sex and violence linked?
Sex is kind of a lightly violent and intrusive act between two people.
Violence is linked to male frustration...which is usually tied to Sex (or not getting any).
Peep the Bones Of Housing tagline.
"LIFE, DEATH, VIOLENCE, SEX, DRUGS, SPORTS, ENTERTAINMENT"
The perpetual lifeblood of the human existence on planet earth. I feel ties to all of these things.