Identity
By NerdGirlUSA
@starflye78 (260)
Daytona Beach, Florida
January 4, 2019 9:00am CST
Ive been reading some discussions today about the rules here and not giving personal information out. As someone who makes a living on the internet I must say that this is a good rule. So much can happen if you are not careful, I have to run a two hour scan every morning on my laptop because I am on a public wifi network. A network I could hack if I wanted to, it isn't hard but I chooose not be a criminal. Be careful folks, it's not just your credit people can steal. I saw on the news someone had their identity stolen and how they found out is by being arrested for a very serious crime. The interwebs is a dangerous territory, my friends. Did you know that Google only encompasses about 10% of the actual interweb? I dipped my toe in the dark web, it's very messy in there, I don't advise it.
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@Porcospino (31366)
• Denmark
4 Jan 19
It is important to be careful. I read about a Danish man who got his driving licence, he was very excited so he uploaded a photo on Facebook. Everything was visible - his photo, his full name, his birthday etc. His identity was stolen, and I guess he learned the hard way that it wasn't a smart thing to do.
@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
5 Jan 19
that is why i don't put my personal information on Facebook.